duad

UK
/dʒuːæd/
US
/dʊæd/
duadnoun
duads
pl
UK
/dʒuːæd/
US
/dʊæd/
Translations
The duad of musicians performed a beautiful duet at the concert.
La paire de musiciens a interprété un beau duo au concert.
dyadeAu sens philosophique ou pythagoricien.
In Pythagorean teaching, the duad symbolizes the emergence of multiplicity from unity.
Dans l'enseignement pythagoricien, la dyade symbolise l'apparition de la multiplicité à partir de l'unité.
Definitions
A pair or couple, especially two people or things considered together.
The duad of musicians performed a beautiful duet at the concert.
In Pythagorean or philosophical discourse, the number two conceived as the principle of duality or diversity.
In Pythagorean teaching, the duad symbolizes the emergence of multiplicity from unity.