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dittograph
ˈdittograph, v. [f. the n.] pass. To be repeated by dittography. Hence ˈdittographing vbl. n.1897 Expositor June 409, x. 22c is certainly ‘dittographed’ from v. 22a. 1906 S. R. Driver Jeremiah 349 The {hebhe} at the end..is simply dittographed from the following [word]. 1944 C. L. Wrenn in Trans. Ph...
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dittogram
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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dittography
dittography (dɪˈtɒgrəfɪ) [f. as dittogram + -graphy; cf. Gr. διττογραϕούµενον a double reading.] In Palæography and Textual Criticism: Double writing; the unintentional repetition of a letter or word, or series of letters or words, by a copyist. So ˈdittograph, a letter or series of letters thus rep...
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