diptych

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• /ˈdɪptɪk/
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From Late Latin diptycha, plural, from Ancient Greek, neuter plural of δίπτυχος (díptukhos, “folded, doubled”), from δι- (di-) + πτυχή (ptukhḗ, “fold, layer”).

37 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Catalan: díptic — writing tablet consisting of two leaves of rigid material
• Dutch: diptiek — writing tablet consisting of two leaves of rigid material
• Irish: diptic — writing tablet consisting of two leaves of rigid material
• Russian: ди́птих (díptix) — writing tablet consisting of two leaves of rigid material
• Armenian: երկպատկեր (erkpatker) — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Armenian: երկբացիկպատկեր (erkbacʻikpatker) — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Bulgarian: диптих (diptih) — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Catalan: díptic — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Chinese Mandarin: 雙聯畫 /双联画 (shuāngliánhuà) — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Czech: diptych — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Danish: diptykon — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Dutch: diptiek — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Esperanto: diptiko — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Estonian: diptühhon — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Finnish: diptyykki — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• French: diptyque — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Georgian: დიპტიქი (diṗṭiki) — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• German: Diptychon — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Greek: δίπτυχο (díptycho) — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Hungarian: diotichon — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Irish: diptic — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Italian: dittico — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Japanese: ディプティク (diputiku) — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Latvian: diptihs — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Lithuanian: diptikas — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Māori: kāhui takirua — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Polish: dyptyk — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Portuguese: díptico — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Romanian: diptic — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Russian: ди́птих (díptix) — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Serbo-Croatian: диптих — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Serbo-Croatian: diptih — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Spanish: díptico — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Swedish: diptyk — picture or series of pictures painted on two tablets
• Catalan: díptic — double catalogue of ecclesiastics and benefactors of the church
• Irish: diptic — double catalogue of ecclesiastics and benefactors of the church
• Finnish: kaanon — catalogue of saints