dyad


Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
dyad /ˈdʌɪad/
noun technical something that consists of two elements or parts.

Mathematics an operator which is a combination of two vectors.

– derivatives
dyadic adjective.
– origin C17: from late L. dyas, dyad-, from Gk duas, from duo ‘two’.
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