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biunial

adjective
bi·​u·​ni·​al | \(ˈ)bī¦yünēəl\
variants: or less commonly biune \ ˈbīˌyün \

Definition of biunial 

: combining two in one

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History and Etymology for biunial

biunial from bi- entry 1 + Latin unus one + English -ial; biune from bi- entry 1 + Latin unus

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