HOROPTER


Meaning of HOROPTER in English

həˈräptə(r), ˈhȯˌr- noun

( -s )

Etymology: French horoptère, from Greek horos boundary + optēr one that looks; akin to Greek opsesthai to be going to see — more at horizon , optic

: the locus of points in external space whose images are formed on corresponding places of the two retinas and which are therefore seen single

• hor·op·ter·ic |hȯˌräp|terik adjective

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