Pronunciation

• IPA: //
• SAMPA: //

Etymology

Latin

Noun

organ

1. The largest parts of an organism that are composed of tissues that perform similar functions.
2. A musical instrument that has multiple pipes which play when a key is pressed.
3. An official magazine, newsletter , or similar publication of an organization.

Translations

• Dutch: orgaan n (1), orgel n(2)
• Finnish: elin (1); urku (singular), urut (plural) (2), äänenkannattaja (3)
• French: organe m (1), orgue m (2)
• German: Organ n (1,3), Orgel f (2)
• Ido: Organo
• Lithuanian: organas m (1, 3); vargonai m, pl (2)
• Persian: اندام (andam) (1), ارغنون (arghanun) (2), ترجمان (tarjoman) (3)
• Polish: narząd m (1), organ m (1,3), organy pl (2),
• Romanian: organ n (1), orgă f (2)
• Romanica: organo m
• Russian: орган m (1,2)
• Swedish: organ n (1, 3), orgel c (2)

Derived terms

• organelle
• organic
• organise or organize
• organism

German

Noun

Organ n

1. organ

Romanian

Noun

organ n

1. organ