Diglot (adj)
Dai-glot
spoken, written, or containing similar information in two different languages.
Diglot “containing similar information in two different languages” comes from Ancient Greek díglōttos, which is equivalent to di- “twice, double” and -glōttos, a derivative of glôssa (also glôtta) “tongue.”
Example sentences
“The diglot signs at every junction.”
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