ˈalbəˌnizəm noun
also al·bi·no·ism alˈbī(ˌ)nōˌizəm, -bē-
( -s )
Etymology: French or German; French albinisme, from German albinismus, from albino + -ismus -ism
1. : the state or quality of being an albino
2. : complete inability to produce pigment, a recessive genetic condition of wide occurrence especially in respect to coat, skin, and eye color of mammals — compare chinchilla , himalayan , wild type