Isomorphism

I-so-morf'izm, n. the property of being lsoinoiphous. IsomorphOUS, T-so-murf'us, adj having the same crystalline form, but composed of different elements [(»i. isos, equal, and morphe, fotnri Isonomy, T-snnVim, u., equal law, rights, or pnvilegcs (()i jsouoin/a - teas, equal, nomos law nemo, deal out, distribute Isosceles. i-sos'c-lez, adj {geom.) having two equal Sides, a tiianglc flat, having equal lies, Gr iso shell's -isos, equal, shelos, a leg Isotneral, T-sotVcr-n\, adj having the same mean summer temperature |l,ii having equal sum' mers, (ir. isos, equal, thcros, summer tkerd, to be warm Isothermal, T-so-ther'inal, adj having an equal degree of float. [Fr is other me—Gr. isos, equal, the7 heat —thermos, hot,] Isotonic, I-so-ton'ik, adj, having equal tones. [Gr. is os, equal, tonos tone Israelite, iz/ra-el-it, n a descendant of Israel or Jacob, a Jew, (Gr. Israeli tes— 1st ail, Heb. ]’is)-acl, contender, soldier of God —sara, to fight, and F.l, God Israeli tic, iz-ra-el-it'ik, Israelittsh, iz'ra-el-7l-ish, atlj pertaining to the Israeli tes or Jews.