Etymograph

English

equisignal

From equi- + signal.

Formed from equi- + signal

Old Latin aiquos

Latin aequus ‘equal’

English equi-

Proto-Italic *segnom

Latin signum ‘sign, mark’

Late Latin signālis

English signal

Today it means

noun A merged signal composed of two separate signals of differing amplitudes, indicating that the aircraft is on course, in certain instrument landing systems. When off course, the two signals can be heard separately.

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Etymograph / equisignal