vitreous humour

English

Alternative forms

vitreous humor (US)

Noun

vitreous humour (plural vitreous humours)

(ophthalmology, British, Canada) The clear gel that fills the eyeball between the lens and the retina.

Synonyms

vitreous body

Derived terms

vitrectomy

Translations

clear gel

Catalan: humor vitri m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 玻璃體／玻璃体 (zh) (bōlítǐ)
Czech: sklivec (cs) m
Finnish: lasiainen (fi)
French: corps vitré (fr) m, humeur vitrée (fr) f, corps hyalin (fr) m
German: Glaskörper (de) m
Hungarian: üvegtest (hu)
Irish: lionn gloiní m
Japanese: 硝子体 (しょうしたい, shōshitai), ガラス体 (garasu-tai)
Kurdish:
Northern Kurdish: şileya şûşeyî f
Latvian: stiklveida ķermenis m
Malay: gelemaca
Maori: piakamo
Polish: ciało szkliste (pl) n
Portuguese: humor vítreo m, corpo vítreo m
Romanian: corp vitros (ro) n, umoare sticloasă (ro) f
Russian: стеклови́дное те́ло n (steklovídnoje télo)
Spanish: humor vítreo m
Swedish: glaskropp (sv)
Ukrainian: склови́дне ті́ло n (sklovýdne tílo), скли́сте ті́ло n (sklýste tílo)
Welsh: hylif gwydrog m

See also

aqueous humour

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