Symmetrisemmäksi

Symmetrisemmäksi is a Finnish word that translates to "more symmetrical" or "to become more symmetrical." It is the comparative form of the adjective "symmetrinen," which means symmetrical. The word can be used to describe a change in an object, shape, or concept that leads to a greater degree of balance or correspondence between its parts.

For instance, if an artist modifies a drawing to make its left and right sides mirror each other more closely, they would be making the drawing symmetrisemmäksi. Similarly, in mathematics, a transformation that brings a geometric figure closer to a state of symmetry could be described as making it symmetrisemmäksi. The concept applies not only to visual or spatial arrangements but also to abstract ideas, such as making a legal system or a distribution of resources more equitable.

The process of making something symmetrisemmäksi often involves adjusting proportions, aligning elements, or eliminating discrepancies. It implies a movement towards an ideal state of balance, where components are related in a predictable and often aesthetically pleasing way. The term highlights the process of improvement or refinement towards a more ordered and harmonious state.