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- Ancient Greek · derived fromἀναλλακτικός
- English todayanallactic
From Ancient Greek ἀναλλακτικός (anallaktikós), from ἀλλάσσω (allássō, “to change”).
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anallactic
Today it means: Being or involving a special kind of convex lens for a telescope that reduces the stadia constant to zero. Full definition →
Ancient Greek ἀναλλακτικός