Tuesday, February 11, 2020

"One-Eyed" in Japanese

There are two ways to say "one-eyed" in Japanese:
  1. sekigan
    隻眼
    For one-eyed characters that had two eyes, but lost one.
  2. tangan
    単眼
    For one-eyed characters that always had one eye, cyclops-like.

The difference between the terms for "one-eyed" in Japanese, sekigan 隻眼 and tangan 単眼.
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