eardrop

English

Etymology

ear +‎ drop

Noun

eardrop (plural eardrops)

(pharmacy) Medicine to be administered to the ear.
(archaic) A pendant for the ear; an earring.
(botany) A plant of the genus Ehrendorferia in the family Papaveraceae, native to California.

Synonyms

(Ehrendorferia): bleeding heart

Translations

medicine

Bulgarian: капки за уши pl (kapki za uši)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 滴耳劑, 滴耳剂 (dī'ěrjì), 滴耳液 (dī'ěryè)

Finnish: korvatippa
Russian: ушны́е ка́пли f pl (ušnýje kápli)

pendant for the ear

Bulgarian: висяща обица f (visjašta obica)
Chinese:
Cantonese: 耳環, 耳环 (ji⁵ waan⁴^-²)

Hakka: 耳環, 耳环 (ngí-vàn)

Mandarin: 耳環 (zh), 耳环 (zh) (ěrhuán)

Min Nan: 耳鉤 (zh-min-nan), 耳钩 (hīⁿ-kau, hī-kau), 耳環, 耳环 (hīⁿ-khoân, hī-khoân)

Finnish: korvakoru (fi)
Maori: kapeu
Russian: серьга́-подве́ска f (serʹgá-podvéska)

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