n. In an alphabetic orthography, a sequence of two letters which conventionally represents a single segment, such as English for /∫/, for /t∫/, for /ŋ/, for /θ/ or /ð/ or for, or such as Spanish for /t∫/, for or for...

A group of two successive letters representing a single sound or a complex sound that is not a combination of the sounds ordinarily represented by each in another occurrence, e.g., “ph” in digraph, “ch” in...

The representation of a single phoneme with two graphic signs, e.g. Eng. ‹sh› for [∫]. ( also...

Digraph has several meanings: Digraph (computing) Digraph (orthography) directed graph, or...