The document discusses the monadic and dyadic cases of the J symbol ",." (comma-dot).
For the monadic case, ",." returns a matrix by raveling (flattening) its argument of any rank (scalar, vector, matrix, or higher-rank array) into a two-column matrix.
For the dyadic case, ",." stitches together the items of its left and right arguments by placing their items side-by-side into a new matrix. The lengths of the arguments must match except when one is a scalar, which repeats to fit.