IPA: /ˌænɪˈzɒɡəməs/
KK: /ˌænɪˈzɒɡəməs/
Describing a type of reproduction where the gametes (sex cells) are of different sizes, typically involving a larger female gamete and a smaller male gamete.
In anisogamous species, the male gametes are usually smaller than the female gametes.
Anisogamous → It is formed from "an-" (meaning not), "iso-" (meaning equal), and "gamos" (meaning marriage or union). The word describes a type of sexual reproduction involving gametes of unequal size, hence not equal in their union.
Think of 'not equal' ('an-' and 'iso-') in a 'union' ('gamos') — that's why anisogamous refers to reproduction with unequal gametes.