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Categories: Disambiguation A labeled graph with 6 vertices (nodes) and 7 edges. ... Note: This page contains IPA phonetic symbols in Unicode. ... Digraphs are two-character sequences used to enter single characters that cannot be entered from the computer keyboard for various reasons: obsolete keyboard, input of special characters is required, the text editor reserves some characters for special use, etc. ...

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Digraph Definition (611 words)
	The vertices of the digraph G are the elements of A, and
	of a digraph is a digraph consisting of arbitrary numbers of vertices and arcs of the given digraph, while a
	is a digraph consisting of an arbitrary number of vertices and all the arcs between them of the given digraph.

Digraph (orthography) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (646 words)
	A digraph or bigraph is a pair of letters used to write one sound.
	This is often, but not necessarily, a sound (or more precisely a phoneme) which cannot be expressed using a single letter in the alphabet used for writing.
	Sometimes, when digraphs do not represent a new phoneme, they are a relic from an earlier period in the language's history when they did (or remain phonemic only in certain dialects, e.g.

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