Definition of otic in English:

otic

adjective ˈɒtɪkˈəʊtɪkˈōtik

Anatomy

Relating to the ear.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the remaining time before hatching, eyes develop from the optic vesicles, and the inner ear develops from the otic vesicles.
- Compromise of the arteries supplying the otic region can lead to tinnitus, hearing loss and vertigo.
- It forms the floor of the braincase under the posterior part of the otic capsule.
- Like the ethmoid and otic regions, it is strongly associated with a suite of important sensory structures.
- This nerve carries the otic ganglion, which is derived from glossopharyngeal neurons.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Greek ōtikos, from ous, ōt- 'ear'.

Definition of otic in US English:

otic

adjectiveˈōtik

Anatomy

Relating to the ear.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the remaining time before hatching, eyes develop from the optic vesicles, and the inner ear develops from the otic vesicles.
- Like the ethmoid and otic regions, it is strongly associated with a suite of important sensory structures.
- It forms the floor of the braincase under the posterior part of the otic capsule.
- This nerve carries the otic ganglion, which is derived from glossopharyngeal neurons.
- Compromise of the arteries supplying the otic region can lead to tinnitus, hearing loss and vertigo.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Greek ōtikos, from ous, ōt- ‘ear’.

单词	otic
释义	Definition of otic in English: otic adjective ˈɒtɪkˈəʊtɪkˈōtik Anatomy Relating to the ear. Example sentencesExamples In the remaining time before hatching, eyes develop from the optic vesicles, and the inner ear develops from the otic vesicles. Compromise of the arteries supplying the otic region can lead to tinnitus, hearing loss and vertigo. It forms the floor of the braincase under the posterior part of the otic capsule. Like the ethmoid and otic regions, it is strongly associated with a suite of important sensory structures. This nerve carries the otic ganglion, which is derived from glossopharyngeal neurons. Origin Mid 17th century: from Greek ōtikos, from ous, ōt- 'ear'. Definition of otic in US English: otic adjectiveˈōtik Anatomy Relating to the ear. Example sentencesExamples In the remaining time before hatching, eyes develop from the optic vesicles, and the inner ear develops from the otic vesicles. Like the ethmoid and otic regions, it is strongly associated with a suite of important sensory structures. It forms the floor of the braincase under the posterior part of the otic capsule. This nerve carries the otic ganglion, which is derived from glossopharyngeal neurons. Compromise of the arteries supplying the otic region can lead to tinnitus, hearing loss and vertigo. Origin Mid 17th century: from Greek ōtikos, from ous, ōt- ‘ear’.
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