Relating to or decorated with diglyphs; having two carved grooves or channels.
From 'diglyph' plus the adjectival suffix '-ic'. Developed in architectural terminology to describe decorative patterns using double-groove designs.
Ancient Greek architects used diglyphic friezes to create optical illusions—the parallel grooves could make walls look taller or wider depending on how light hit them!
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