strabismus

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• /stɹəˈbɪzməs/
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Borrowed from New Latin strabismus, from Ancient Greek στραβισμός (strabismós), from στραβίζω (strabízō, “to squint”), from στραβός (strabós, “squinting”) (whence the synonymous Latin strabus).

30 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: շլություն (šlutʻyun) — defect of vision
• Bulgarian: кривогледство (krivogledstvo) — defect of vision
• Catalan: estrabisme — defect of vision
• Chinese Mandarin: 斜視 /斜视 (xiéshì) — defect of vision
• Czech: šilhavost — defect of vision
• Esperanto: strabismo — defect of vision
• Finnish: karsastus — defect of vision
• Finnish: strabismi — defect of vision
• French: strabisme — defect of vision
• German: Strabismus — defect of vision
• Greek: στραβισμός (stravismós) — defect of vision
• Hungarian: kancsalság — defect of vision
• Ido: strabeso — defect of vision
• Italian: strabismo — defect of vision
• Japanese: 斜視 (shashi) — defect of vision
• Latin: strabismus — defect of vision
• Malayalam: കോങ്കണ്ണ് (kōṅkaṇṇŭ) — defect of vision
• Māori: karu kōrapa — defect of vision
• Norwegian Bokmål: skjeling — defect of vision
• Polish: zez — defect of vision
• Portuguese: estrabismo — defect of vision
• Russian: косогла́зие (kosoglázije) — defect of vision
• Russian: страби́зм (strabízm) — defect of vision
• Spanish: estrabismo — defect of vision
• Swedish: skelning — defect of vision
• Swedish: strabism — defect of vision
• Tamil: மாறுகண் (māṟukaṇ) — defect of vision
• Turkish: strabismus — defect of vision
• Turkish: şaşılık — defect of vision
• Ottoman Turkish: شاشیلق (şaşılık) — defect of vision