IPA: /ˌfoʊtəˈfoʊbiə/
KK: /foʊtəˈfoʊbiə/
A condition where a person has an unusual sensitivity or fear of light, often causing discomfort or pain in bright environments.
People with photophobia may need to wear sunglasses even indoors to avoid discomfort from bright lights.
Photophobia → It is formed from "photo-" (from Greek "phōs", meaning light) and "-phobia" (from Greek "phobos", meaning fear). The word describes a fear or aversion to light.
Think of 'light' ('photo-') and 'fear' ('phobia') — this helps you remember that photophobia means a fear of light.