bigram
/ˈbaɪɡræm/Definitions
1. noun
A sequence of two items, such as letters or words, that appear together in a particular order.
“The poem consisted of several bigrams, including “unseen moon” and “silent night”.”
2. noun
In linguistics, a bigram is a unit of measurement for the frequency of word pairs in a language.
“The researchers analyzed the bigrams in a sample of text to identify trends in language usage.”