diptych
/ˈdaɪptɪk/Definitions
1. noun
A painting or work of art consisting of two panels or sections, often hinged together.
“The museum featured a stunning diptych by a renowned local artist.”
2. noun
A liturgical work consisting of two parts or sections, such as a psalter and a hymnal.
“The ancient manuscript contained a diptych that included prayers and psalms.”
3. noun
A book or manuscript that is divided into two main sections or parts.
“The rare diptych was a collection of medieval poetry and illuminated artwork.”