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There is no direct equivalent in Latin for the word "albino", which has Spanish or Portuguese origins and is a specific term for colouring of eyes, hair and skin. The nearest would be Latin albus, meaning white, pale or bright, or perhaps albidus meaning whitish or pale.
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