单词	digraph
释义	digraph /ˈdʌɪɡrɑːf / noun 1A 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.... Almost all of the novice teachers spent time working on lax or short vowel sounds, tense or long vowel sounds, and consonant digraphs; on the closed syllable type; and on decoding words with a variety of closed syllable patterns. That at least explains the surface resemblance of the two words, differing only by digraphs (ch- and qu-) representing single consonants. 1.1 Printing A character consisting of two joined letters; a ligature.The ligature digraph æ in ‘Ælfric’, ‘Cæsar’, ‘encyclopædia’ was originally used in Latin and adopted by Old English for the vowel in hat (hæt), often referred to as ASH. Derivatives digraphic /dʌɪˈɡrafɪk/ adjective ... I've analysed the data and figure it is a digraphic encryption of some sort. This cipher uses a keyed array of letters to make a digraphic cipher which is easy to use in the field. These three stages are identical with the principles for the development of digraphic systems.
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