IPA: /nɪkˈtæl.ə.pi.ə/
KK: /nɪkˈtæl.ə.pi.ə/
A condition where a person has difficulty seeing in low light or darkness.
People with nyctalopia often struggle to see when the sun sets.
Nyctalopia → It is formed from "nyct-" (from Greek "nyktos", meaning night) and "alopia" (from Greek "alōpia", meaning a condition of the eyes). The word refers to a condition of the eyes that affects vision at night or in low light.
Think of 'night' ('nyct-') and a 'condition of the eyes' ('alopia') to remember that nyctalopia is a condition affecting vision in the dark.
No commonly confused words.