ASYMMETRY

n. A?s-i2m’me?t-ri?, Gr., aovpuerpia (from a riv., and cvumerpia, symmetry). Lat., asymmetria. Fr., asymérie. Ger., Asymmetrie. It., as sim me tri a. Sp., asimetria, A deviation from equality of development of the two sides of the body, of an organ, or of the two members of a pair of organs; the existence of an organ on one side of the body without that of a corresponding organ on the other side. [A, 385; L, 42.]—Meridlonai a. Fr., asymétrie méridionale. Ger., meridionale Asymetrie. It., as sim me tri a meridionale. Sp., asimetria meridi. See Regular ASTIGMATISM.