ˈdittogram
[f. Gr. διττό-ς twofold, double + γράµµα: see -gram.]
A letter or series of letters unintentionally repeated by a scribe in copying; = dittograph.
| 1881 Athenæum 16 July 77/2 The mora of ‘moram’ may be a dittogram from -m orationis. |
ˈdittogram
[f. Gr. διττό-ς twofold, double + γράµµα: see -gram.]
A letter or series of letters unintentionally repeated by a scribe in copying; = dittograph.
| 1881 Athenæum 16 July 77/2 The mora of ‘moram’ may be a dittogram from -m orationis. |
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