heterochromia iridium

English

Etymology

Latin. This etymology is incomplete. You can help Wiktionary by elaborating on the origins of this term. There is no clear source indicating that the term was borrowed from Latin.

Noun

heterochromia iridium (uncountable)

1. The condition of having two irises of different colors.

Translations

condition of having two irises of different colors

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 異瞳 / 异瞳 (yìtóng), 異色瞳 / 异色瞳 (zh) (yìsètóng)

• French: hétérochromie (fr)
• German: Iris-Heterochromie
• Japanese: 虹彩異色症 (こうさいいしょくしょう, kousai-ishokushou), オッドアイ (oddoai)
• Korean: 홍채이색증(虹彩異色症) (hongchaeisaekjeung), 오드아이 (odeuai)
• Latin: heterochromia iridium