sense organ

English

Etymology

Attested from 1850–55

Noun

sense organ (plural sense organs)

1. An organic sensor.

Hyponyms

• (organic sensor): eye, ear, nose, tongue, skin

Translations

an organic sensor

• Armenian: զգայարան (hy) (zgayaran)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 感官 (zh) (gǎnguān)

• Danish: sanseorgan n
• Dutch: zintuig (nl) n, zintuigorgaan n
• Finnish: aistinelin (fi), aistin (fi)
• French: organe sensoriel (fr) m
• German: Sinnesorgan (de)
• Greek: αισθητήριο όργανο n (aisthitírio órgano)
• Hungarian: érzékszerv (hu)
• Icelandic: skynfæri (is) n
• Italian: organo sensorio m
• Japanese: 感覚器 (ja) (kankakuki), 感覚器官 (ja) (kankakukikan)
• Kurdish:

  Northern Kurdish: endamê hestê m

• Portuguese: órgão do sentido m, órgão sensorial m
• Russian: о́рган чу́вств (ru) m (órgan čúvstv)
• Sanskrit: अक्षन् (sa) n (akṣan)
• Spanish: órgano del sentido m
• Swedish: sinnesorgan (sv) n
• Thai: please add this translation if you can
• Ukrainian: о́рган чуття́ m (órhan čuttjá)

References

• “sense organ”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.

Anagrams

• orangeness