TYMPANON

Meaning of TYMPANON in English

ˈtimpəˌnän noun

( plural tympa·na -pənə ; also tympanons )

Etymology: Greek — more at tympanum

: tympan 1a

Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012

TYMPANY — noun (plural -nies) Etymology: Medieval Latin tympanias, from Greek, from tympanon Date: 1528 tympanites , bombast , turgidity
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TYMPANUM — noun (plural tympana; also -nums) Etymology: Medieval Latin & Latin; Medieval Latin, eardrum, from Latin, drum, architectural panel, from Greek …
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TYMPANITES — noun Etymology: Middle English, from Late Latin, from Greek tympanitēs, from tympanon Date: 14th century a distension of the abdomen …
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TIMBRE — I. ˈtambə(r), ˈtim-, ˈtaam- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle French — more at timbre III : the crest on …
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TYMPANY — ˈtimpənē noun ( -es ) Etymology: Medieval Latin tympanias, from Greek, from tympanon drum 1. a. : tympanites b. : …
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TYMPANUM — ˈtimpənəm noun ( plural tympa·na -nə ; also tympanums ) Etymology: Medieval Latin & Latin; Medieval Latin tympanum eardrum, from …
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TYMPANUCHUS — ˌtimpəˈn(y)ükəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek tympanon drum + -ochos (from echein to have, hold) — more …
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TYMPANITES — ˌtimpəˈnīd.(ˌ)ēz noun also tym·pa·ni·tis -d.ə̇s ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English tympanites, from Late Latin, from Greek tympanitēs, from tympanon …
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TYMPANIST — ˈtimpənə̇st noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin tympanista, from Greek tympanistēs, from tympanizein to beat a drum, from tympanon drum …
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TYMPANUM — /tim"peuh neuhm/ , n. , pl. tympanums, tympana /-neuh/ . 1. Anat. , Zool. a. See middle ear . b. …
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TYMPANITES
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TIMPANI — — timpanist , n. /tim"peuh nee/ , n. ( used with a sing. or pl. v. ) a set of …
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TIMBRE — /tam"beuhr, tim"-/ ; Fr. /taonn"brddeu/ , n. 1. Acoustics , Phonet. the characteristic quality of a sound, independent of pitch …
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TYMPANY — noun ( plural -nies ) Etymology: Medieval Latin tympanias, from Greek, from tympanon Date: 1528 1. : tympanites 2. : …
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
TYMPANUM — noun ( plural tym·pa·na -nə ; also -nums ) Etymology: Medieval Latin & Latin; Medieval Latin, eardrum, from Latin, drum, …
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TYMPANITES — noun Etymology: Middle English, from Late Latin, from Greek tympanitēs, from tympanon Date: 14th century : a distension of the …
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TIMBRE — also tim·ber ˈtam-bər, ˈtim-; ˈtam(br ə ) Etymology: French, from Middle French, bell struck by a hammer, from Old French, …
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TYMPANY — [tym.pa.ny] n, pl -nies [ML tympanias, fr. Gk, fr. tympanon] (1528) 1: tympanites 2: bombast, turgidity
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TYMPANUM — [tym.pa.num] n, pl -na also -nums [ML & L; ML, eardrum, fr. L, drum, architectural panel, fr. Gk tympanon drum, …
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TYMPANITES — [tym.pa.ni.tes] n [ME, fr. LL, fr. Gk tympanites, fr. tympanon] (14c): a distension of the abdomen caused by accumulation of …
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TIMBRE — [tim.bre] also tim.ber n [F, fr. MF, bell struck by a hammer, fr. OF, drum, fr. MGk tymbanon kettledrum, fr. …
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TAMBOURINE — Tambourine. Click on the audio icon beneath the art to hear the sound of a small frame drum (one whose …
Britannica English vocabulary
DIONYSUS — also called Bacchus, or (in Rome) Liber in Greco-Roman religion, a nature god of fruitfulness and vegetation, especially known as …
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TIMPANI — tim ‧ pa ‧ ni /ˈtɪmpəni/ BrE AmE noun [uncountable] [ Date: 1800-1900 ; Language: Italian ; Origin: plural of …
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
TIMBRE — tim ‧ bre /ˈtæmbə, ˈtɪm- $ -ər/ BrE AmE noun [uncountable and countable] [ Date: 1800-1900 ; Language: French ; …
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
TYMPANUM — Synonyms and related words : Eustachian tube, allantoic membrane, amnion, amniotic sac, anvil, arachnoid membrane, auditory apparatus, auditory canal, auditory …
Moby Thesaurus English vocabulary
TOM TOM — Synonyms and related words : barrage, beat, beating, bongo drum, conga, drum, drum music, drumbeat, drumfire, drumhead, drumming, drumskin, drumstick, …
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TIMPANI — Synonyms and related words : bongo drum, conga, drum, drumhead, drumskin, drumstick, jazz stick, kettle, kettledrum, membranophone, side drum, snare, …
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TIMBREL — Synonyms and related words : bongo drum, conga, drum, drumhead, drumskin, drumstick, jazz stick, kettle, kettledrum, membranophone, side drum, snare, …
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