Diglot is an adjective or noun meaning bilingual, or relating to two languages.
Diglot means bilingual, either as an adjective or a noun referring to something written or spoken in two languages.
| Front | diglot \DY-glot\ |
|---|---|
| Back | adjective Bilingual. noun A bilingual book, person, etc. [From Greek diglottos, from di- (two) + -glottos, from glossa (tongue, language).] "The oldest inscriptions in a Berber language - two diglot inscriptions found at Dugga in Tunisia - are written in Tifinag." |
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