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We found 1 point of interest, 178 words, 1 kanji, and 202 examples matching '耳'
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POI
目が見えない、耳が聞こえない 目が見えない、耳が聞こえない
 
blindness and deafness
Word search: 178 matches
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み み 2
noun
1. ear
2. hearing
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じ び か 0
noun
otolaryngology; concerning the ear, nose, and throat
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ち ゅ う じ え ん 3 ち ゅ う じ え ん 0
noun
otitis media; inflammation of the middle ear
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み み も と 0 み み も と 3
Most common form: 耳もと
noun
close to the ear; into someone's ear  (usu. 耳元で)
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は つ み み 0
noun
something heard for the first time; hearing something for the first time
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耳
ジ   みみ ear   
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ひと
人
には
みみ
耳
が
ふた
2
つある。
We have two ears.
みみ
耳
が
いた
痛
いのです。
I have an earache.
かのじょ
彼女
はしっかり
みみ
耳
をおさえていた。
She held her hands tightly over her ears.
わたし
私
は
わたし
私
の
みみ
耳
で
き
聞
く。
I hear with my ears.
ひだり
左
みみ
耳
に
なに
何
か
はい
入
ってしまいました。
I have a foreign object in my left ear.
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