The English term "ear, handle" matches the Dutch term "oor"

other english words that include "ear" : dutch :
hill, earth aanaarden
acquired, learnt aangeleerd
learn aanleren
assumingness, arrogance, overbearingness, pretence aanmatiging
near aanstaand
earthquake aardbeving
earthly, stone, clay, earthen aarden
crockery, earthenware, pottery aardewerk
earthing, grounding aarding
grounding, earthing aardleiding
terrestrial, earthly aards
earthworm aardworm
rear, rearguard achterhoede
rear-light, tail-light, rear-lamp achterlicht
arrears achterstand
unlearn, forget, teach afleren
nasty, gruesome, abhorrent, alien, hideous, dreary afschuwelijk
teach, unlearn afwennen
fright, fear, anguish angst
arrogance, presumption, overbearingness arrogantie
beard baard
repute, hearsay, fame, rumour, rumor befaamdheid
get, win, acquire, accomplish, attain, earn, reach behalen
anguish, fear beklemming
fear, anguish benauwdheid
smear, anoint besmeren
earmark, destine, ordain bestemmen
almost, nearly bijkans
nearly, almost bijna
near-sighted, short-sighted bijziend
Bluebeard Blauwbaard
globe, ball-bearing, sphere, vault bol
earnest bona fide
valiant, fearless, courageous boud
wear, carry, fetch, bring brengen
nearby daarnaast
valiant, brave, fearless, gallant, courageous dapper
tear doorscheuren
anoint, smear doorsmeren
suffer, bear, carry, wear dragen
apparently, clearly, net, obviously, neat, evident duidelijk
Eernewoude, Earnewald Eernewoude
nearest, next eerstkomend
near eerstvolgend
nearby ernaast
serious, earnest, important ernstig
reputation, hearsay, rumor, rumour, repute, fame faam
robust, energetic, brave, sturdy, fearless ferm
dear geacht
audience, hearing gehoor
cultured, well-informed, educated, learned geleerd
hearsay, fame, repute, rumour, rumor gerucht
dear gezien
cuss, swear, curse, blaspheme godlasteren
unimportant, good-hearted, benign goedaardig
earl graaf
hearth, focus, firebox haard
fireplace, hearth haardstede
haste, soon, almost, nearly haast
heart hart
hearty, cordial hartelijk
whole-hearted hartgrondig
Heerenveen, Hearrenfean Heerenveen
clear, hell hel
distinct, serene, untroubled, pure, acute, clearly helder
nearby hiernaast
horn, earphone hoorn
befit, must, hear, should horen
yearn hunkeren
sincere, intimate, cordial, hearty innig
year jaar
yearly, annual jaarlijks
gear, cogwheel kamrad
gear, cogwheel kamwiel
nuclear kern-
swear, cuss, curse, blaspheme ketteren
short-sighted, near-sighted kippig
over, ready, finished, distinct, clear, done klaar
clay, stone, earthen klei-
sphere, globe, ball-bearing kloot
precize, intelligent, handsome, learned, beautiful knap
shear, clip knippen
globe, bullet, ball-bearing kogel
near komend
short-sighted, near-sighted kortzichtig
bearing lager
leather, learn leren
lightly, facile, clear, weak, easy, insubstantial licht
expensive, lovable, affable, sweetheart, friendly lief
darling, sweetheart liefje
sweetheart, darling lieveling
heartburn maagbrand
heartburn maagzuur
repute, fame, rumour, hearsay, rumor mare
bear, suffer naar buiten brengen
by, nearest, at, beside, next, alongside naast
nearer, further nader
nuclear nucleair
cultured, educated, well-informed, learned ontwikkeld
fearless onvervaard
earring oorring
emerge, appear, perform opdagen
appear, emerge, perform opdraven
hearth open haard
pearl parel
pear, bulb peer
pear-tree pereboom
earthworm pier
early pril
earthworm regenworm
yearn reikhalzen
anoint, pour, smear sauzen
treasure, sweetheart, darling schat
skim, shear, clip scheren
nearly, almost schier
footwear schoeisel
leap-year schrikkeljaar
earnest serieus
smear, anoint smeren
shear, prune, clip snoeien
research, quest, search, exploration speurtocht
exploration, research, search, quest speurwerk
earnest stemmig
fearless, daring, intrepid, bold, audacious stout
cogwheel, gear tandrad
cogwheel, gear tandwiel
earphone telefoonhoorn
emigrate, earmark, ordain, destine uittrekken
earthen, clay, stone van klei
tear vaneenscheuren
win, deserve, merit, earn verdienen
disappear verdwijnen
disappearance verdwijning
yearn, want verlangen
hear vernemen
appearance verschijnen
appearance verschijning
gear-box, gear-case versnellingsbak
hear verstaan
boring, weary vervelend
cuss, swear, blaspheme, curse vloeken
wear, transport, carry voeren
wear, carry voorhebben
early vroeg
early vroegtijdig
disappear wijken
win, earn winnen
worm, earthworm worm
quest, search zoektocht
heartburn, sour, tart, acid zuur
Dutch as an Influencer
The English language has much to thank Dutch for. Dutch settlers came to the American colonies during the 17th century and added a few words to the vocabulary. Words like Santa Claus, waffle, blink, cookie, bazooka, gin, and iceberg wouldn’t exist without it.
Learning Dutch is Easier for English Speakers
Given the influence Dutch has had on English, it makes sense that Dutch is easier for speakers to learn. This is in part because Dutch, German, and English have similar roots. It’s between English and German. It only has two definite articles, “de” and “het” to English’s one “the” and German’s “der”, “die”, “das”. But Dutch words are more difficult to pronounce. The way words are pronounced indicates to a native speaker whether they’re talking to a second-language speaker.
Dutch is a Melting Pot of Languages
Just as English owes a lot to Dutch for contributing to its vocabulary, Dutch owes the same to other languages. It picked up words like jus d’orange (orange juice) and pantalon from French, mazzel (lucky) and tof (cool) from Hebrew and others. Dutch also incorporates texting and social media slang from English as well as street slang from places like Morocco, the Antilles, and Suriname.