sightlessness

/ˈsaɪtləsnəs/ noun

the characteristic of being sightless; blindness

Word Origin Sightlessness is built on sight, from Old English siht, ultimately from PIE *sek- 'to see.' The suffix -less means 'without,' and -ness makes it a noun: the state of being without sight. The same root gives us insight, oversight, and hindsight — all ways of seeing.

noun the characteristic of being sightless; blindness countable

His sightlessness never stopped him from living independently.

(名词) 失明;盲目;盲

他的失明从未阻止他独立生活。

(sustantivo) la característica de ser sin vista; **ceguera**

Su **ceguera** nunca le impidió vivir de forma independiente.

(nom) cécité [Caractère d'une personne privée de la vue ; cécité.]

Sa sightlessness ne l'a jamais empêché de vivre de manière autonome.

(Substantiv) Blindheit [Zustand des Fehlens der Sehfähigkeit; Blindheit.]

Seine **sightlessness** hielt ihn nie davon ab, ein unabhängiges Leben zu führen.

(名詞) 見えないこと、視力を失っている状態。盲目。

彼の全盲であることは、決して自立した暮らしを送る上での妨げにはならなかった。

(substantivo) cegueira [A qualidade de ser desprovido de visão; cegueira.]

A cegueira dele nunca o impediu de viver de forma independente.

Word parts: sight + less + ness

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