Cataract

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 18
kat′a-rakt, n. a great fall of water, water-spout, .: a waterfall or cascade: an opaque condition of the lens of the eye, painle , unaccompanied by inflammation, occasioning blindne , simply by obstructing the pa age of the light. [L. cataract a —Gr. kata , down, ara -ein , to dash, to rush.]
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