German · Body & Health
Eye
An organ of sight.
Sie hat blaue Augen.
She has blue eyes.
'Auge' originates from the Old High German 'ouga,' linked to Proto-Germanic '*augō,' and further back to the Proto-Indo-European '*ōyǝ,' meaning eye.
'Auge' is prevalent in both medical terminology and everyday language, used formally in health contexts and informally in casual discussions.
'Auge' is mentioned in German literature and proverbs, such as 'Die Augen sind der Spiegel der Seele.'