IPA: /ˌænəˈstɪɡmətɪk/
KK: /əˌnæstəɪɡˈmætɪk/
Not having astigmatism; referring to a type of lens that corrects for astigmatism by compensating for the distortions caused by individual lens components.
The anastigmatic lens provided a clearer image than the standard lens.
Anastigmatic → It is formed from "ana-" (meaning up, back, or again) and "stigmatikos" (from "stigma", meaning mark or point). The term refers to a lens that corrects for distortion, effectively bringing the image back to its original point or clarity.
Think of 'up' or 'back' ('ana-') correcting a 'mark' or 'point' ('stigmatikos') — this helps you remember that anastigmatic refers to correcting distortion in images.