walleyed

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• /ˈwɔːlaɪd/
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Inherited from Middle English wawil-eghed, Middle English wolden-eiged (“having very light-colored eyes; having parti-colored eyes”), from Old Norse vagl-eygr (“having speckled eyes”), in turn from Old Norse vagl (“speck or beam in the eye”) (compare Icelandic vagl (“film over the eye”), Swedish vagel (“stye in the eye”)) and Old Norse eygr, from Old Norse auga, which is cognate to English eye.

9 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Dutch: met glasogen — having eyes with a pale coloured iris
• German: Birkauge — having eyes with a pale coloured iris
• Dutch: ogen met verschillende kleuren — having eyes of different colour
• French: vairon — having eyes of different colour
• Dutch: ogen met divergent strabisme — suffering from exotropia
• French: strabisme divergent — suffering from exotropia
• Bulgarian: с изпъкнали очи (s izpǎknali oči) — having bulging eyes
• Dutch: uitpuilende ogen — having bulging eyes
• French: yeux globuleux — having bulging eyes