Definition
The complete or partial absence of color in something that normally has color, or a visual condition where colors appear gray or washed out.
Etymology
From Greek 'a-' (without) + 'chroma' (color). Used primarily in medical and optical contexts since the late 19th century to describe color deficiency or absence.
Kelly Says
Achroma can describe both physical objects that lost their color and how your eyes might perceive the world if you had severe color blindness—essentially, living in a grayscale photograph while everyone else sees in full color.
Translations
BNবাংলা
অ্যাক্রোমা
ak-ro-ma
CACatalà
achroma
a-kro-ma
CSČeština
achroma
a-kro-ma
DEDeutsch
Achroma
a-kro-ma
ELΕλληνικά
αχρωμα
a-khroma
ESEspañol
achroma
a-kro-ma
FRFrançais
achroma
a-kro-ma
HIहिन्दी
अक्रोमा
ak-ro-ma
HUMagyar
achroma
a-kro-ma
IDBahasa Indonesia
achroma
a-kro-ma
ITItaliano
achroma
a-kro-ma
MSBahasa Melayu
achroma
a-kro-ma
MYမြန်မာ
အခရိုမာ
a-kro-ma
NLNederlands
achroma
a-kro-ma
PLPolski
achroma
a-kro-ma
PTPortuguês
achroma
a-kro-ma
RORomână
achroma
a-kro-ma
RUРусский
ахрома
a-khroma
SVSvenska
achroma
a-kro-ma
SWKiswahili
achroma
a-kro-ma
TEతెలుగు
అక్రోమా
ak-ro-ma
TRTürkçe
achroma
a-kro-ma
UKУкраїнська
ахрома
a-khroma
VITiếng Việt
achroma
a-kro-ma