deafblind

See also: deaf-blind

English

Alternative forms

• deaf-blind

Etymology

From Dvandva compound of deaf +‎ blind.

Adjective

deafblind (not comparable)

1. Unable to see and hear.

   Synonym: dual sensory impaired

Derived terms

• Yemenite deaf-blind hypopigmentation syndrome

Related terms

• deafblindness

Translations

unable to see and hear

• Catalan: sordcec
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 盲聾 / 盲聋 (mánglóng)

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• Dutch: doofblind (nl)
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• Finnish: kuurosokea (fi)
• French: sourd et aveugle
• German: taubblind (de)
• Hebrew: please add this translation if you can
• Hungarian: siketvak
• Italian: sordocieco (it)
• Polish: głucho-niewidomy
• Romanian: no equivalent term in Romanian, but see surd și orb
• Russian: слепоглухонемой (ru) (slepogluxonemoj)
• Spanish: sordociego
• Swedish: dövblind (sv)