dyslexic

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adjective

dys·​lex·​ic -ˈlek-sik 

: affected with dyslexia

As many as 10 percent of school-age children may be dyslexic—but the condition often goes undiagnosed.

—Newsweek

Up to half the children of dyslexic parents have dyslexia, and half the siblings of dyslexic children are affected.

—Eve Thorsen, The Burlington (Vermont) Free Press

dyslexic

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noun

: a person affected with dyslexia : a dyslexic person

A few dyslexics may see letters reversed, but more often the problem can't be so easily described.

—Eric Haseltine, Discover