Meaning of "timpán" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD TIMPÁN

fr. tympan, it. tompano

Etymology is the study of the origin of words and their changes in structure and significance.

PRONUNCIATION OF TIMPÁN IN ROMANIAN

timpán

WHAT DOES TIMPÁN MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of timpán in the Romanian dictionary

TIMPANE n. 1) anat. Elastic membrane separating the outer part of a middle ear and transmitting the sound waves inside the middle ear and the inner ear. 2) Percussion musical instrument consisting of a membrane lying on a hemisphere.

SYNONYMS OF «TIMPÁN» IN ROMANIAN

The following Romanian words have a similar or identical meaning as «timpán» and belong to the same grammatical category.

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TRANSLATION OF TIMPÁN

Find out the translation of timpán to 25 languages with our Romanian multilingual translator.

The translations of timpán from Romanian to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «timpán» in Romanian.

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 定音鼓
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: Timpani
• Translator Romanian - English: tympanum
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: टिंपनो
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: طبلة
• Translator Romanian - Russian: Контрабас
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: Timpani
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: মধ্যকর্ণ
• Translator Romanian - French: Timpani
• Translator Romanian - Malay: tympanum
• Translator Romanian - German: Trommelfell
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: ティンパニ
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 팀파니
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: tympanum
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: kiểng đồng
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: செவிப்பறை
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: कानाचा पडदा
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: kulak zarı
• Translator Romanian - Italian: timpani
• Translator Romanian - Polish: kotły
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: контрабас
• Romanian: timpán
• Translator Romanian - Greek: τύμπανο αυτιού
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: timpanum
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: Timpani
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: pauker

10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «TIMPÁN»

Discover the use of timpán in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to timpán and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.

Pocket Medical Dictionary - Pagina 772

Tympanic, tim-pan'-ik. Pertaining to the tympanum. T. Bone, T. Plate, the thin bony plate separating the tympanic and cranial cavities. T. Ring, an osseous ring that develops into the tympanic plate. Tympanism, tim'-pan-izm. Distention with gas ...

B. Jain Publishers Staff, 1999

The Cabinet dictionary of the English language - Pagina 814

Bmdiug ; fastening. Tyke, (tik) n. A dog, or one as contemptible as a dog ; a tike. (Scot.] Tymbal, (tim'bal) n. [F. timbnU, It. taballo, from G. tuptein, to beat] A kind of kettle-drum. Tympan, (tim'pan) n. [L. tympanum, a kettle-drum, a panel of a door.] ...

English language, 1871

Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary - Pagina 2399

SYN: tympanitic (2). tympanites (tim-pan-i'téz) [Gr., distention] Distention of the abdomen or intestines due to the presence ofgas. SYN: meteorism; tympanism; tympanosis. tympanitic (tim-pan-it'ik) 1. Pert. to or characterized by tympanites. 2.

Donald Venes, MD, 2013

Comprehensive Medical Terminology - Pagina 1190

Tympanic temperature (tim-PAN- ... Tympanoplasty (tim-pan-oh-PLASS-tee) see myringoplasty. A tympanoplasty may also involve surgical repair of the bones in the middle ear (ossicles). Tympanotomy (tim-pan-OT-oh-mee) see myringotomy.

Betty Jones, 2015

Ferozsons English to English and Urdu Dictionary - Pagina 1021

^Jlj «-SClLfj^ - usi-jS' Tylopod (ti-lop-ad) adj. & n. Of padded toes OJSJ jli ISA?" . ^Jlj jy jb Sj£ £.rjLJ iJjl - UV jjl A-jl j^U £ Tylosis (tT-lo-sis) n. An inflammation of the eyelids - fJJ If Oj*M Tympan (tim-pan) n. Any instrument of the drum kind lj J*.

Ferozsons, 1973

Mastering Healthcare Terminology - Pagina 519

Some patients may TIM pan oh plastee require a prosthesis (an artificial replacement) for one or more of the ossicles. tympanostomy tympan/o eardrum Surgical creation of an opening through the eardrum -stomy new opening to promote ...

Betsy J. Shiland, 2014

Medical Language: Focus on Terminology - Pagina 583

... strah-BIZ-mus SOO-per-ah-tiv oh-TIGH-tis media suh-SPEN-sah-tor-ee ligaments tin-NIGH-tus trah-bek-yoo-LEK-toh-mee tray-KOH-mah tim-PAN-ik membrane tim-pah-NIGH-tis tim-pan-oh-PLASS-tee tim-pan-OT-toh-mee yoo-vee-EYE-tis ...

Marie Moisio, ‎Elmer Moisio, 2015

Medieval Oral Literature - Pagina 283

8 Not at all a clerical scribe but an otherworldly being who proudly introduces himself to Caílte as a master musician and player of the timpán (a small harp), Cass Corach attaches himself to the old hero and, serving as back-up to Patrick and ...

Karl Reichl, 2012

Essential Medical Terminology - Pagina 280

... and cochlea, composing the membranous labyrinth tympanic membrane tim-pan-ik mem- brane the thin partition between the external acoustic meatus and the middle ear tympanum tim-pan-um eardrum (middle ear) cerumen se-roo-men ...

Peggy S. Stanfield, ‎Y. H. Hui, ‎Nanna Cross, 2011

Operating Department Practice A-Z - Pagina 227

Tympanic membrane Quick Reference: (tim-pan-ic) The ear drum. Advanced Reference: A greyish membrane which detects sound vibrations. Tympanoplasty Quick Reference: (tim-pan-o-plasty) Repair of the ear drum. Advanced Reference: ...

Brian Smith, ‎Tom Williams, 2004