/ˌdɪˈɡlɪfɪk/; ˌdɪˈɡlɪfɪk

Definitions

1. adjective

Having or pertaining to two lines of writing or two columns of text on each page.

“The ancient manuscript was written in a diglyphic script, making it difficult to decipher.”

2. adverb

In a diglyphic manner.

“The calligrapher wrote the poem in a truly diglyphic way, wowing the audience.”

3. noun

A text or writing system that uses two lines of writing or two columns of text on each page.

“The historian studied ancient texts in various diglyphic forms.”