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diact

diact adjective: having two rays; diactinal.

Adjective

diact (not comparable)

  1. Having two rays; diactinal.

Noun

diact (plural diacts)

  1. An organism having two rays.

Forms of diact

pluraldiacts

Questions about diact

What does diact mean?
Diact means having two rays; diactinal.
What part of speech is diact?
Diact can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near diact in the dictionary

  1. diacritizing
  2. diacronic
  3. diacrylate
  4. diacrylates
  5. diacrylic
  6. diact
  7. diactin
  8. diactinal
  9. diactine
  10. diactines
  11. diactinic

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