Strabismus is a condition causing misalignment of the eyes, leading one to be either cross-eyed (meaning they face inwards) or wall-eyed (meaning they face outwards).
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Strabismus
//stɹəˈbɪzməs//
Synonyms for "strabismus" (9 found)
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28 translations across 24 languages.
Bulgarian
1 entries- кривогледство noun (defect of vision)
Catalan
1 entries- estrabisme noun (defect of vision)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 斜視 /斜视 noun (defect of vision)
Czech
1 entries- šilhavost noun (defect of vision)
Esperanto
1 entries- strabismo noun (defect of vision)
Finnish
2 entries- karsastus noun (defect of vision)
- strabismi noun (defect of vision)
French
1 entries- strabisme noun (defect of vision)
German
1 entries- Strabismus noun (defect of vision)
Greek
1 entries- στραβισμός noun (defect of vision)
Hungarian
1 entries- kancsalság noun (defect of vision)
Ido
1 entries- strabeso noun (defect of vision)
Italian
1 entries- strabismo noun (defect of vision)
Japanese
1 entries- 斜視 noun (defect of vision)
Latin
1 entries- strabismus noun (defect of vision)
Malayalam
1 entries- കോങ്കണ്ണ് noun (defect of vision)
Māori
1 entries- karu kōrapa noun (defect of vision)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- skjeling noun (defect of vision)
Ottoman Turkish
1 entries- شاشیلق noun (defect of vision)
Polish
1 entries- zez noun (defect of vision)
Portuguese
1 entries- estrabismo noun (defect of vision)
Russian
2 entries- косогла́зие noun (defect of vision)
- страби́зм noun (defect of vision)
Spanish
1 entries- estrabismo noun (defect of vision)
Swedish
2 entries- skelning noun (defect of vision)
- strabism noun (defect of vision)
Turkish
2 entries- strabismus noun (defect of vision)
- şaşılık noun (defect of vision)
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