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iridic

iridic

9.9
Relating to the colored part of the eye around the pupil
  • adjective
  • /ɪˈrɪdɪk/
  • Specialized
: irídico
  • An iridic response can be observed when the pupil changes size in response to light.

Examples

  • Some patients experience iridic discoloration due to certain medications.

  • He noticed iridic changes in his eye color.

  • The doctor noted an iridic inflammation during the eye examination.

  • The doctor diagnosed her with an iridic condition.

  • The doctor noted an iridic inflammation during the eye examination.

  • Some patients experience iridic discoloration due to certain medications.

  • He noticed iridic changes in his eye color.

Synonyms

iritic
vsiridic
  • Specialized
9.9

Near or affecting the colored part of the eye

refers to things that affect or involve the iris directly

Surface Forms

iridic positive

Morphology

iridic = iris (semi-transparent) = irid + ic

While 'irid' relates to 'iris', the specific medical context may not be immediately clear to all learners.

Etymology

Iridic also comes from the Greek iris meaning 'rainbow', and that same word names the coloured part of the eye, so iridic means 'relating to the iris'.