Meaning & Definition of Dyad in English

Detailed Definitions

• Definition: A group of two individuals or elements considered as a unit.

  Example Sentence: In the study of social dynamics, the dyad is often scrutinized for its interactions.

• Definition: A pair of numbers or symbols in mathematics.

  Example Sentence: The dyad (x, y) represents a point in a two-dimensional space.

• Definition: In genetics, a pair of homologous chromosomes.

  Example Sentence: During cell division, each dyad is separated into daughter cells.

Etymology

Origin: From the Greek 'dyas', meaning 'two'.

Synonyms

Common Phrases and Expressions

• dyadic relationship: A relationship involving two parties or elements, often focusing on the interactions between them.
• dyadic communication: A form of communication between two individuals.

Translations

• Spanish: diada

• French: dyade

• German: Dyade

• Russian: диада

Related Words

• monad: A single unit or element.

• triad: A group or set of three.

Slang Meanings of dyad

• Meaning: Two people working together closely.

  Example Sentence: They’re a dyad on the project; you can’t find one without the other.