IPA: /æmˈblaɪəpiə/
KK: /æmˈblaɪəpiə/
This term refers to a condition where vision is reduced in one eye, often without any visible problems in the eye itself. It is commonly known as lazy eye.
The child was diagnosed with amblyopia, commonly known as lazy eye, which affected his vision in one eye.
Amblyopia → It is formed from "amblyos" (from Greek, meaning dull or dim) and "opia" (from Greek "opsis", meaning sight or vision). The word "amblyopia" refers to a condition of reduced vision or dullness of sight in one or both eyes.
Think of 'dull' ('amblyos') vision when remembering that 'amblyopia' means a condition of reduced sight.