Blindness

/ˈblaɪndnəs/ noun

The condition of being unable to see, either literally due to visual impairment or figuratively due to lack of awareness or understanding.

From Old English 'blind' of Germanic origin, related to 'blend' (to mix), possibly originally meaning 'confused' or 'dark'. The suffix '-ness' creates an abstract noun denoting a state or condition, forming a word that has maintained both literal and metaphorical meanings throughout its history.

AMዓይንን ሌላ ዓለም
ARعمى
BNঅন্ধত্ব
CAceguesa
CSslepota
DAblindhed
DEBlindheit
ELτύφλωση
ESceguera
FAکوری
FIsokeus
FRcécité
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