Etymology of the Greek word opsis (ὄψις)

Derivations in Greek

sunopsis, autopsia

Derivations in other languages

English presbyopia, English optic, English necropsy, English diplopia, English rhodopsin, English diopside, English biopsy, French caryopse, French coréopsis, French méconopsis, French zoopsie, French biopsie, French micropsie, French mégalopsie, French nécropsie, French rhodopsine, French ampélopsis, French aegilops, French achromatopsie, French dyschromatopsie, Italian opsina, Italian cariosside, Italian iodopsina, Italian rodopsina, Italian sarcopside, Italian xantopsia, Latin calliopsis, Latin Coreopsis, Latin Ichthyopsidae, Latin Sauropsida, Latin Sphenopsida, Latin Tursiops, Latin Castanopsis, Latin Dorcopsis, Latin Phalaenopsis, Latin Galeopsis, Latin Homalopsis, Latin Sphaeropsis, Latin Sminthopsis, Latin Thermopsis, Latin Agropyropsis, Latin Alloteropsis, Latin Cenchropsis, Latin Chloridopsis, Latin Chloropsis, Latin Crithopsis, Latin Ctenopsis, Latin Digitariopsis, Latin Oplismenopsis, Latin Oryzopsis, Latin Pogonopsis, Latin Setariopsis, Latin Sitopsis, Latin Zizaniopsis, Latin boniopsis, Latin glaucopsis, Latin Taxopsida, Latin Thujopsis, Latin caryopsis, Latin Cichlopsis, Latin Phlegopsis, Latin leucopsis, Latin melanopsis, Latin trichopsis, Science Latin Cyamopsis