Αυτί
The Greek word for "Ear" is "αυτί".
Otitis. It is the combination of the Greek word otikos (belonging of the ear) with the suffix itis meaning inflammation.
Yes. Otocephaly does mean ear-head in Greek. It is also a type of head disorder.
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the word theater in ancient greek means ear-hearing
No, the Greek god Ares was born to Zeus and Hera. The story in which Ares comes from Zeus' ear is a mythological explanation for his connection to war and conflict, symbolizing the noisy and chaotic nature of battle.
The word "otoscope" originates from the Greek words "oto" (ear) and "skopein" (to see). It is a medical instrument used for examining the ear canal and eardrum.
The first person known to have studied the ear in detail was the ancient Greek physician and philosopher, Aristotle. He made significant contributions to the understanding of the anatomy and function of the human ear.
Eurydice (your-IH-dih-cee). In ancient Greek it was Eurudike (ear-ih-DEYE-keh).
Ear Nose and Throat Specialist This term has become the common term for the practice of otorhinolaryngology. From the original Greek it means the study of the ear nose and throat. We have just abbreviated it as ENT to make things simple.
The formal term for a doctor who specializes in the human ear, nose, and throat is "otorhinolaryngologist". In Greek, the "ot" refers to the ear, "rhino" to the nose, and "laryng" to the throat. This is also how the rhinoceros got its name.
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