DIESIS


Meaning of DIESIS in English

ˈdīəsə̇s noun

( plural die·ses -əˌsēz)

Etymology: Latin, from Greek, from diienai, to drive through, let go through (from dia- + hienai to let go, send, throw) + -sis — more at jet

1.

a. in ancient Greek music : limma

b. : enharmonic diesis

c. : sharp IV c(1), c(2)

2. : double dagger — compare reference mark

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