English
Etymology
nearsighted + -ness
Noun
nearsightedness (plural nearsightednesses)
- The property of being nearsighted, myopia.
Synonyms
Translations
property of being nearsighted
- Arabic: قَصَّرَ النَّظَرِ m (qaṣṣara n-naẓari)
- Armenian: կարճատեսություն (hy) (karčatesutʻyun)
- Bulgarian: късогледство (bg) (kǎsogledstvo)
- Catalan: miopia (ca) f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 近視／近视 (zh) (jìnshì), 近视 (zh) (jìnshì), 近視眼／近视眼 (jìnshìyǎn), 近视眼 (jìnshìyǎn)
- Czech: krátkozrakost (cs) n
- Danish: nærsynethed c
- Dutch: bijziendheid (nl) f
- Esperanto: miopeco
- Estonian: lühinägevus
- Finnish: likinäköisyys (fi), likitaittoisuus (fi)
- French: myopie (fr) f
- Georgian: ახლომხედველობა (axlomxedveloba), მიოპია (mioṗia)
- German: Kurzsichtigkeit (de) f
- Greek: μυωπία (el) f (myopía)
- Ancient: μυωπία f (muōpía)
- Hebrew: קוצר ראייה f (kótser r'iyá)
- Hindi: निकट दृष्टि दोष (nikaṭ dŕṣṭi doṣ)
- Hungarian: rövidlátás (hu), miópia
- Irish: gearr-radharc m
- Italian: miopia (it) f
- Japanese: 近視 (ja) (きんし, kinshi)
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- Korean: 근시 (ko) (geunsi)
- Latvian: tuvredzība f, miopija f
- Lithuanian: trumparegystė f
- Malay: rabun jauh
- Norwegian: nærsynthet
- Persian: نزدیک بینی (nazdīk-bīnī)
- Polish: krótkowzroczność (pl) f
- Portuguese: miopia (pt) f
- Romanian: miopie (ro) f
- Russian: близору́кость (ru) f (blizorúkostʹ), миопи́я (ru) f (miopíja)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: кратковидност f, кратковидост f
- Roman: kratkovidnost (sh) f, kratkovidost (sh) f
- Slovak: krátkozrakosť n
- Slovene: kratkovidnost f
- Spanish: miopía (es) f
- Swedish: närsynthet (sv) c, myopi (sv)
- Tagalog: silag, pagkasilag, kurarap
- Thai: สายตาสั้น (sǎai-dtaa-sân)
- Turkish: miyop (tr)
- Ukrainian: короткозо́рість f (korotkozóristʹ), міопія f (miopija)
- Vietnamese: cận thị (vi)
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