1. a book, especially a Bible or other religious text, printed with the text in two languages on facing pages or in parallel columns
Usage: often used in religious or scholarly contexts

Examples

• The scholar consulted a Greek-English diglot to compare the original text with the translation.
• Many students use a diglot Bible to study scripture in both Hebrew and English.
• The library acquired a rare diglot edition of the New Testament from the 18th century.
• A diglot format makes it easier to read the original language alongside a modern translation.
• The publisher released a Latin-English diglot of classical texts for university courses.