What is another word for dichromat?
Pronunciation: [dˈa͡ɪkɹə͡ʊmˌat] (IPA) 
Dichromats are individuals who have color blindness, meaning they cannot perceive certain colors. Some synonyms for the term dichromat include color-deficient, color-weak, and partially color-blind. Individuals who are dichromats may struggle to distinguish between red and green, or blue and yellow, depending on the type of dichromatism they have. Other, rarer forms of color blindness include monochromatism, which is complete color blindness, and anomalous trichromatism, where individuals have three types of photopigments in their eyes but one is slightly altered, making it difficult to distinguish certain colors. Overall, understanding different types of color vision deficiencies is important to provide appropriate accommodations and support for individuals experiencing color blindness.
