color blind

See also: colorblind and color-blind

English

Adjective

color blind (comparative more color blind, superlative most color blind)

(of a person or animal) Unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors (usually red and green).
(of a person or process) Holding no prejudice based on skin color or race; not paying attention to skin color.

Alternative forms

colorblind, color-blind
colourblind, colour-blind, colour blind (British spelling)

Derived terms

colorblindness

Translations

unable to distinguish between two or more primary colors

Bulgarian: далтонист (daltonist)
Catalan: daltonià, daltònic
Chinese:
Mandarin: 色盲 (zh) (sèmáng)
Danish: farveblind (da)
Finnish: värisokea (fi)
French: daltonien (fr)
German: farbenblind (de)
Hungarian: színvak (hu)
Italian: daltonico (it) m

Japanese: 色覚異常の (ja) (しきかくいじょうの, shikikaku ijō no), 色盲の (ja) (しきもうの, shikimō no)
Luxembourgish: faarweblann (lb)
Norwegian: fargeblind
Portuguese: daltónico (pt) (Portugal), daltônico (pt) (Brazil)
Romanian: discromatopsic (ro), daltonist (ro)
Russian: (noun) дальто́ник (ru) m (dalʹtónik)
Spanish: daltónico (es)
Swedish: färgblind (sv)
Tagalog: bulag sa kulay
Welsh: lliwddall

See also

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