1) Ancient Roman equipment 2) Ancient Roman music equipment 3) Ancient Roman instrument 4) Another name for the eardrum 5) Ancient Roman melodic device 6) Ancient Roman music apparatus 7) Ancient Roman device 8) Ancient Roman music device 9) Ancient Roman musical device 10) Ancient Roman apparatus 11) Bodily cavity
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1) Eardrum 2) Kettledrum 3) Myringa 4) Timpani 5) Tympani
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The external eardrum.
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The membrane covering the external ear opening of the middle ear chamber or vestibule (Peters 1964).
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space within an arch; arched recess at entrance of cathedral
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• (n.) A drum-shaped wheel with spirally curved partitions by which water is raised to the axis when the wheel revolves with the lower part of the circumference submerged, -- used for raising water, as for irrigation. • (n.) One of the naked, inflatable air sacs on the neck of the prairie chicken and other species of grouse. • (n.) T...
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(L.; Gr. tympanon drum) 1. loosely, the tympanic membrane (membrana tympani (NA)). 2. the tympanic cavity (cavitas tympanica (NA)).
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(from the article `ear, human`) The cavity of the middle ear is a narrow, air-filled space. A slight constriction divides it into an upper and a lower chamber, the tympanum ...
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in Classical architecture, the area enclosed by a pediment, whether triangular or segmental. In a triangular pediment, the area is defined by the ... [4 related articles]
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Space between lintel and arch over doorway.
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The auditory membrane or ear-drum of various insects.
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Space between lintel and arch over doorway.
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the area enclosed by mouldings of a pediment or the lintel of a doorway and the arch above it, often richly carved or decorated. (Illustration)
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1. <anatomy> Loosely, the tympanic membrane (membrana tympani). ... 2. The tympanic cavity (cavitas tympanica). ... Origin: L., Gr. Tympanon = drum ... (13 Nov 1997) ...
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(tim´pә-nәm) tympanic membrane. tympanic cavity.
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A tambourine-like drum or a small drum which was always played by women. Kettle drums did not exist.
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In architecture a tympanum is the triangular space between the horizontal and sloping cornices on the front of a pediment in classical architecture. It is often left plain, but is sometimes covered with sculpture. This name is also given to the space immediately above the opening of a doorway, etc, in medieval architecture when the top of the openi...
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An enclosed space in the head of an arch or doorway; the vertical face, usually triangular in outline, at the rear of a pediment.
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In architecture, the semicircular area that fills the space between the lintel and the arch over a doorway. It is often the location for a panel decorated with relief sculpture or (especially on Armenian churches) for a building inscription. The plural is tympana. U
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another word for the eardrum
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Latin = a drum.
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A triangular space between an arch and the horizontal bar of a portal or window (lintel), often decorated with sculpture (fig.3,C).
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in insects a large membrane like the ear drum in humans for detecting sound vibrations
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Eardrum, visible externally on many lizards.
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· Seemiddle ear. · Seetympanic membrane.
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