| Links | |
|---|---|
| etymological origin of | eng: meropia |
| has derived form | eng: amblyopia |
| has derived form | eng: ametropia |
| has derived form | eng: anisometropia |
| has derived form | eng: anorthopia |
| has derived form | eng: aprosopia |
| has derived form | eng: asthenopia |
| has derived form | eng: cyclopia |
| has derived form | eng: deuteranopia |
| has derived form | eng: emmetropia |
| has derived form | eng: hemeralopia |
| has derived form | eng: hemianopia |
| has derived form | eng: hemiopia |
| has derived form | eng: hypermetropia |
| has derived form | eng: hyperopia |
| has derived form | eng: isometropia |
| has derived form | eng: meropia |
| has derived form | eng: mixoscopia |
| has derived form | eng: myopia |
| has derived form | eng: onomonopia |
| has derived form | eng: photopia |
| has derived form | eng: polyopia |
| has derived form | eng: presbyopia |
| has derived form | eng: protanopia |
| has derived form | eng: quadrantanopia |
| has derived form | eng: tritanopia |
| lexical category | affix:suffix |
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