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Unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors (usually red and green).
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
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Meaning relationships
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Holding no prejudice based on skin color or race; not paying attention to skin color.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: figuratively
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Across languages
Translations
34 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Bulgarian:
далтонист
(daltonist)
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Catalan:
daltonià
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Catalan:
daltònic
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Chinese Mandarin:
色盲
(sèmáng)
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Danish:
farveblind
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Dutch:
kleurenblind
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Finnish:
värisokea
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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French:
daltonien
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Galician:
daltónico
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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German:
farbenblind
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Hindi:
वर्णांध
(varṇāndh)
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Hungarian:
színvak
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Icelandic:
litblindur
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Indonesian:
buta warna
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Italian:
daltonico
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Japanese:
色覚異常の
(shikikaku ijō no)
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Japanese:
色盲の
(shikimō no)
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Luxembourgish:
faarweblann
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Macedonian:
далтони́ст
(daltoníst)
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Norwegian:
fargeblind
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Occitan:
daltonian
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Persian:
کوررنگ
(kûrrang)
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Polish:
daltonista
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Brazilian Portuguese:
daltônico
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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European Portuguese:
daltónico
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Romanian:
discromatopsic
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Romanian:
daltonist
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Russian:
дальто́ник
(dalʹtónik)
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Spanish:
daltónico
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Swedish:
färgblind
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Tagalog:
bulag sa kulay
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Turkish:
renk körü
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Vietnamese:
mù màu
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
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Welsh:
lliwddall
— unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors
