one-eyed

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• /ˈwʌnˌaɪd/
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From Middle English oneyed, on-eied, on-eiȝed, from Old English ānēġed (“one-eyed”), from Proto-Germanic *ainaugidaz, equivalent to one + eyed. Compare Old English ānīeġe (“one-eyed”), Scots ane-eit, aan eet (“one-eyed”), Saterland Frisian eenooged (“one-eyed”), West Frisian ieneagich (“one-eyed”), Dutch eenogig (“one-eyed”), German einäugig (“one-eyed”), Danish enøjet (“one-eyed”), Swedish enögd (“one-eyed”), Icelandic ein-eygður, ein-eygur (“one-eyed”).

76 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: أَعْوَر (ʔaʕwar) — having only a single eye
• Arabic: عَوْرَاء (ʕawrāʔ) — having only a single eye
• Arabic: أعور (aʕwar) — having only a single eye
• Arabic: عور (ʕwar) — having only a single eye
• Armenian: միականի (miakani) — having only a single eye
• Asturian: tuertu — having only a single eye
• Basque: begibakar — having only a single eye
• Belarusian: аднаво́кі (adnavóki) — having only a single eye
• Bulgarian: едноо́к (ednoók) — having only a single eye
• Catalan: borni — having only a single eye
• Catalan: tort — having only a single eye
• Chinese Mandarin: 獨眼 /独眼 (dúyǎn) — having only a single eye
• Czech: jednooký — having only a single eye
• Danish: enøjet — having only a single eye
• Dutch: eenogig — having only a single eye
• Faroese: einoygdur — having only a single eye
• Finnish: yksisilmäinen — having only a single eye
• French: borgne — having only a single eye
• Galician: torto — having only a single eye
• Galician: breco — having only a single eye
• Galician: chosco — having only a single eye
• German: einäugig — having only a single eye
• Gothic: 𐌷𐌰𐌹𐌷𐍃 (haihs) — having only a single eye
• Ancient Greek: μονόφθαλμος (monóphthalmos) — having only a single eye
• Ancient Greek: ἑτερόφθαλμος (heteróphthalmos) — having only a single eye
• Ancient Greek: γιλός (gilós) — having only a single eye
• Hindi: काना (kānā) — having only a single eye
• Hungarian: félszemű — having only a single eye
• Hungarian: egyszemű — having only a single eye
• Icelandic: eineygður — having only a single eye
• Icelandic: eineygur — having only a single eye
• Ido: tuerta — having only a single eye
• Irish: aonsúileach — having only a single eye
• Irish: leathshúileach — having only a single eye
• Italian: guercio — having only a single eye
• Italian: orbo — having only a single eye
• Japanese: 一つ目の (hitotsu me no) — having only a single eye
• Old Javanese: picĕk — having only a single eye
• Korean: 외눈의 (oenunui) — having only a single eye
• Latin: luscus — having only a single eye
• Latin: ūnoculus — having only a single eye
• Latin: cocles — having only a single eye
• Macedonian: едноок (ednook) — having only a single eye
• Middle English: oneyed — having only a single eye
• Norman: bône — having only a single eye
• Norwegian Bokmål: enøyd — having only a single eye
• Norwegian Nynorsk: einøygd — having only a single eye
• Old English: ānīeġe — having only a single eye
• Persian: یکچشم (yek-češm) — having only a single eye
• Plautdietsch: eenuagich — having only a single eye
• Polish: jednooki — having only a single eye
• Portuguese: caolho — having only a single eye
• Portuguese: zanolho — having only a single eye
• Portuguese: zarolho — having only a single eye
• Portuguese: zerê — having only a single eye
• Romanian: chior — having only a single eye
• Russian: одногла́зый (odnoglázyj) — having only a single eye
• Russian: криво́й (krivój) — having only a single eye
• Scottish Gaelic: leth-shùileach — having only a single eye
• Scottish Gaelic: cam — having only a single eye
• Serbo-Croatian: једно̀ок — having only a single eye
• Serbo-Croatian: jednòok — having only a single eye
• Slovak: jednooký — having only a single eye
• Slovene: enook — having only a single eye
• Spanish: tuerto — having only a single eye
• Spanish: chejo — having only a single eye
• Spanish: lusco — having only a single eye
• Swedish: enögd — having only a single eye
• Telugu: కాణము (kāṇamu) — having only a single eye
• Turkish: tek göz — having only a single eye
• Turkmen: ýekegöz — having only a single eye
• Ukrainian: одноо́кий (odnoókyj) — having only a single eye
• Walloon: boigne — having only a single eye
• Welsh: coeg — having only a single eye
• Welsh: unllygeidiog — having only a single eye
• Welsh: coegog — having only a single eye