digraphe
diɡʁaf
Definition
Definition of digraphe - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
linguistiqueTECH. groupe de deux lettres qui représentent un seul sonTECH.
- Le digraphe "ch" dans "chat" représente un seul phonème.
- Le digraphe "ou" s’entend dans "fou".
- Certains digraphes compliquent l’apprentissage de la lecture.
Origin of digraphe
français, di- (deux) + graphe (écriture)
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- English:digraph, ...
- German:Digraph, ...
- Italian:digramma, ...
- Spanish:dígrafo, ...
- Portuguese:dígrafo, ...
- Chinese:二合字母, ...
- Japanese:二重字, ...
- Arabic:حرفان مركبان, ...
- Hebrew:דִּיגְרַף, ...
- Russian:диграф, ...
- Ukrainian:діграф, ...
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