Having or relating to two axes, especially in crystallography or geometry where an object has two primary directional lines of symmetry.
From prefix 'di-' (two) and 'axial' (relating to an axis), combining Latin/Greek roots to describe two-axis structures.
In mineral science, identifying whether a crystal is diaxial versus uniaxial is crucial—it's like a fingerprint that helps geologists know exactly what mineral they've found.
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