ˈōpēə noun combining form
Etymology: New Latin, from Greek -ōpia, from ōps eye, face + -ia -y — more at eye
1. also -o·py ˌōpē, -pi plural -opias also -opies
[New Latin -opia ]
a. : vision : condition of having (such) vision
dipl opia
ambly opy
b. : possession of an eye or eyes with a (specified) defect
an opia
2. : one having a (specified) kind of eye — in generic names in zoology
Heter opia