“One eye” in Japanese
Short answer
One eye in Japanese is “片目” (katame). Full meaning: one eye, one of one's eyes; blindness in one eye, having one eye much bigger than the other, someone blind in one eye, someone with one eye much bigger than the other.
Other ways to say “One eye” in Japanese
隻眼
sekigan one eye; discerning eye, excellent judgement
一眼
ichigan one eye, single lens (e.g. camera)
単眼
tangan single eye, one eye, single lens; simple eye, ocellus
片眼
katame one eye, one of one's eyes; blindness in one eye, having one eye much bigger than the other, someone blind in one eye, someone with one eye much bigger than the other
かた目
katame one eye, one of one's eyes; blindness in one eye, having one eye much bigger than the other, someone blind in one eye, someone with one eye much bigger than the other
一隻眼
issekigan discerning eye, critical eye; one eye
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