astigmatic

See also: astigmàtic

English

Etymology

From astigmatism.

Adjective

astigmatic (comparative more astigmatic, superlative most astigmatic)

(medicine) Suffering from astigmatism.
Antonym: anastigmatic

Derived terms

Translations

suffering from astigmatism

Arabic: لَابُؤَارِيّ m (la-buʔāriyy), لَانُقَطِيّ m (lā-nuqaṭiyy)
Finnish: hajataittoinen, hajataitteinen (fi), astigmaattinen (fi)
French: astigmate (fr)
German: astigmatisch
Greek: αστιγματικός (el) m (astigmatikós)
Ido: astigmata (io)
Irish: aistiogmatach
Italian: astigmatico (it)
Japanese: 乱視の (ja) (らんしの, ranshi no)
Persian: آستیگماتیک (âstigmâtik)
Polish: astygmatyczny (pl)
Romanian: astigmatic (ro)

Noun

astigmatic (plural astigmatics)

(medicine) One who has astigmatism.

Translations

one who has astigmatism

Italian: astigmatico (it) m
Polish: astygmatyk (pl) m, astygmatyczka f

Romanian

Etymology

From astigmat +‎ -ic.

Adjective

astigmatic m or n (feminine singular astigmatică, masculine plural astigmatici, feminine and neuter plural astigmatice)

astigmatic

Declension

Declension of astigmatic

		singular			plural
		masculine	neuter	feminine	masculine	neuter	feminine
nominative/ accusative	indefinite	astigmatic		astigmatică	astigmatici	astigmatice
nominative/ accusative	definite	astigmaticul		astigmatica	astigmaticii	astigmaticele
genitive/ dative	indefinite	astigmatic		astigmatice	astigmatici	astigmatice
genitive/ dative	definite	astigmaticului		astigmaticei	astigmaticilor	astigmaticelor

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