Word: digraph
Category: digraph
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Synonyms: digraph
digram
Translations: digraph
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spanish
Translations:
dígrafo, digrafo, digráfica, dígrafos
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german
Translations:
Digraph, Digraphen, Umlauten, von Umlauten
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french
Translations:
digraphe, graphe, digramme, graphe orienté
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italian
Translations:
digramma, digrafo, grafo orientato, digrafico
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portuguese
Translations:
dígrafo, digrafo, d�rafo, digrama
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dutch
Translations:
digraaf
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russian
Translations:
диграф, орграф, диграфа, орграфом, диграфом
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finnish
Translations:
Suunnatun graafin, suunnattu graafi
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danish
Translations:
digraf, orienteret graf
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czech
Translations:
orientovaných grafů
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polish
Translations:
dwuznak, digrafu, się dwuznak
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hungarian
Translations:
kétjegyű mássalhangzó, digráf, irányıtott gráf, | hatásosság |, hatásosság |
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turkish
Translations:
tek sesi oluşturan iki harf, sesi oluşturan iki harf
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greek
Translations:
δίφθογγος, δίγραμμα, γράφος, διγράφο
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ukrainian
Translations:
диграф
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albanian
Translations:
dyshkronjësh
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bulgarian
Translations:
диграф, диграфът, диграфа, и диграфът
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belarusian
Translations:
дыграфы, дыграфах
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estonian
Translations:
Orienteeritud, orienteeritud graaf, Orienteeritud graafi, orienteeritud graaf Orienteeritud, graaf Orienteeritud graafi
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croatian
Translations:
digraf
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lithuanian
Translations:
digrafas, Digraph, Dwuznak, Digrāfs
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latvian
Translations:
digrāfs
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slovenian
Translations:
Digraf
The meaning and "use of": digraph
noun
- a combination of two letters representing one sound, as in ph and ey. - J does not normally feature in words of Old English origin, the digraph dg representing the sound medially and finally (cudgel, bridge), but some j words (ajar, jowl) may be of Germanic origin.
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