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1.  [noun]
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| definition | ear
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| classifier | ¢éÒ§  | khaangF | [numerical classifier for parts of the human body, shoe, side] |
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| examples | ¡¡ËÙ | gohkL huuR | the base of the ear |
¡ÃÍ¡ËÙ | graawkL huuR | to talk towards one's ear; to talk to stuff one's ear |
¡ÃдԡËÙ | graL dikL huuR | to wiggle or to perk up one’s ears to indicate interest (used with dogs) |
¡ÃдԡËÙ | graL dikL huuR | to understand clearly; to know well (i.e. understanding a foreign langauge) |
á¡éÇËÙ | gaaeoF huuR | eardrum |
à¢éÒËÙ | khaoF huuR | to hear; to have heard |
à¢éÒËÙ | khaoF huuR | [is] pleasant sounding |
¤Ó¾Ù´¹èÒàº×èÍËÙ  | khahmM phuutF naaF beuuaL huuR | language which is tedious and boring to the ear |
¤Øé¹ËÙ | khoonH huuR | [is] familiar sounding |
ªÔ¹ËÙ | chinM huuR | [is] familiar sounding |
à´Ô¹´éǵչ àËç¹´éÇÂµÒ ¾Ù´´éÇ»ҡ ¿Ñ§´éÇÂËÙ deernM duayF dteenM henR duayF dtaaM phuutF duayF bpaakL fangM duayF huuRto experience something directly; (lit., “to walk with one’s feet; to see with one’s own eyes; to speak directly, and to hear with one’s own ears.”) |
µèÒ§ËÙ | dtaangL huuR | earring |
µÔ´ËÙ | dtitL huuR | [of expressions, buzzwords, songs, etc] to have become popular and been used a lot |
µØéÁËÙ  | dtoomF huuR | earring |
ºÒ´ËÙ | baatL huuR | to offend the ears |
à»èÒËÙ  | bpaoL huuR | to instigate; abet; incite |
á»Å¡ËÙ  | bplaaekL huuR | [is] strange-sounding |
äÁè¡ÃдԡËÙ | maiF graL dikL huuR | to know nothing about a subject; to be completely ignorant of something; to lack the slightest knowledge of |
äÁé¤ÇÑ¡ËÙ | maaiH khwakH huuR | earpick |
àÂç¹ËÙ  | yenM huuR | [synesthesia] soothing to the ear |
Ã×è¹ËÙ | reuunF huuR | euphonious; euphonic; euphonical |
Å×ÁËÙÅ×ÁµÒ  | leuumM huuR leuumM dtaaM | to have a look around |
àÅè¹ËÙàÅè¹µÒ | lehnF huuR lehnF dtaaM | to flirt with someone; make eyes at someone; wink at someone |
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àÊé¹»ÃÐÊÒ·ËÙ | sehnF bpraL saatL huuR | auditory nerve |
àÊÕ§˹ǡËÙ | siiangR nuaakL huuR | deafening noise |
˹ǡËÙ  | nuaakL huuR | to be disturbed by the noise or too much noise; to be deafening; to be noisy |
ËÙ©Õè | huuR cheeL | very; exorbitantly; utterly |
ËÙ´Õ | huuR deeM | to have good ears/hearing |
ËÙµÖ§ | huuR dteungM | deaf |
ËÙàºÒ | huuR baoM | [is] gullible; overly believing of what one hears; naïve |
ËÙ½Ò´  | huuR faatL | to hear things; to hear mistakenly, to mishear; acoustic or audio illusion |
Ëٿѧ   | huuR fangM | headphone(s) |
ËÙÇÔ·ÂØ | huuR witH thaH yooH | earphone |
ËÙ˹ǡ  | huuR nuaakL | deaf |
ËÙÍ×éÍ | huuR euuF | [has a] buzzing in the ears; [feels] temporarily deafened |
àËç´ËÙ˹Ù  | hetL huuR nuuR | ear mushroom |
àËç´ËÙ˹٢ÒÇ  | hetL huuR nuuR khaaoR | white jelly fungus |
Íè͹ËÙ | aawnL huuR | [is] bored |
Íè͹ËÙ | aawnL huuR | obey; comply |
ÍØ´ËÙ | ootL huuR | to block (up) (one's) ears; [i.e.] to wear earplugs |
àÍÒËÙ仹ÒàÍÒµÒä»äÃè | aoM huuR bpaiM naaM aoM dtaaM bpaiM raiF | to turn a blind eye toward |
àÍÕ§ËÙ | iiangM huuR | to turn (one's) ear toward |
sample sentences | à¢éÒËÙ«éÒ·ÐÅØËÙ¢ÇÒ khaoF huuR saayH thaH looH huuR khwaaR"To go into one ear and come out of the other." |
¿Ñ§ËÙäÇéËÙ fangM huuR waiH huuR"Believe nothing of what you hear, and only half of what you see." — "To take something with a pinch of salt." |
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àÍÒËÙä»¹Ò àÍÒµÒä»äÃè aoM huuR bpaiM naaM aoM dtaaM bpaiM raiF"To turn a blind eye." — "To turn a deaf ear." |
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2.  [noun]
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| definition | handle (e.g. of a cup or telephone)
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| classifier | ¢éÒ§  | khaangF | [numerical classifier for parts of the human body, shoe, side] |
| examples | ÇÒ§ËÙ  | waangM huuR | hang up telephone |
ËÙ©ÅÒÁ | huuR chaL laamR | fin of a shark |
ËÙâ·ÃÈѾ·ì | huuR thohM raH sap[t]L | telephone handpiece |
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