White leprosy, also known as tinea versicolor, is a common fungal infection that affects the skin, causing discolored patches. However, since the name "white leprosy" can be considered offensive and stigmatizing, it is essential to use alternative terms when describing this condition. One synonym for white leprosy is tinea versicolor, which refers to the specific fungal infection causing the discoloration. Other synonyms include fungal discoloration, skin depigmentation due to fungal infection, or even fungal pigmentation disorder. By using these alternative phrases, we can promote inclusivity and sensitivity when discussing this condition, avoiding any association with the derogatory term "white leprosy."