English
Etymology
farsighted + -ness
Noun
farsightedness (uncountable)
- The condition of being unable to focus on near objects; presbyopia.
- The quality of being considerate about what might happen in the future.
Synonyms
Antonyms
Translations
condition of being unable to focus on near objects
- Arabic: مَدَّ النَّظَرِ m (madda n-naẓari)
- Armenian: հեռատեսություն (hy) (heṙatesutʻyun)
- Azerbaijani: uzaqgörənlik
- Basque: hipermetropia
- Bulgarian: далекогледство (bg) (dalekogledstvo)
- Catalan: hipermetropia f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 遠視／远视 (zh) (yuǎnshì), 远视 (zh) (yuǎnshì), 遠視眼／远视眼 (zh), 远视眼 (zh) (yuǎnshìyǎn)
- Czech: dalekozrakost (cs) f
- Danish: langsynethed c
- Dutch: verziendheid (nl) f
- Esperanto: hipermetropio
- Estonian: kaugelenägevus
- Finnish: kaukonäköisyys (fi), kaukotaittoisuus (fi)
- French: hypermétropie (fr) f
- German: Weitsichtigkeit f
- Greek: υπερμετρωπία (el) f (ypermetropía)
- Hebrew: רוחק ראייה f (róhaq r'iyá)
- Hungarian: távollátás, túllátás
- Irish: hipearóipe f
- Italian: ipermetropia (it) f
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- Japanese: 遠視 (えんし, enshi)
- Korean: 원시 (ko) (wonsi)
- Latvian: tālredzība f, hipermetropija f
- Lithuanian: toliaregystė f
- Norwegian: hypermetropi
- Persian: دوربینی (fa) (dur-bini)
- Polish: nadwzroczność (pl) f
- Portuguese: hipermetropia (pt) f
- Romanian: hipermetropie (ro) f
- Russian: дальнозо́ркость (ru) f (dalʹnozórkostʹ), гиперметропи́я (ru) f (gipermetropíja)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: далековидност f, далековидост f
- Roman: dalekovidnost (sh) f, dalekovidost (sh) f
- Slovak: ďalekozrakosť f
- Slovene: daljnovidnost f
- Spanish: hipermetropía f
- Swedish: översynthet c, långsynthet (sv), hyperopi (sv), hypermetropi (sv)
- Turkish: hipermetropi
- Ukrainian: далекозорість f (dalekozoristʹ), гіперметропія f (hipermetropija)
- Vietnamese: viễn thị (vi)
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quality of being considerate about what might happen in the future
