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Czech alexandrine

Czech alexandrine noun: a 20th-century verse form and alexandrine adapted from French poetry, featuring a line of 12 to 13 syllables and a fixed caesura (pause) after the sixth syllable.

Noun

Czech alexandrine (plural Czech alexandrines)

  1. A 20th-century verse form and alexandrine adapted from French poetry, featuring a line of 12 to 13 syllables and a fixed caesura (pause) after the sixth syllable.

Forms of Czech alexandrine

pluralCzech alexandrines

Questions about Czech alexandrine

What does Czech alexandrine mean?
Czech alexandrine means a 20th-century verse form and alexandrine adapted from French poetry, featuring a line of 12 to 13 syllables and a fixed caesura (pause) after the sixth syllable.
What part of speech is Czech alexandrine?
Czech alexandrine is a noun.
What is the plural of Czech alexandrine?
The plural of Czech alexandrine is Czech alexandrines.

Words near Czech alexandrine in the dictionary

  1. Czartoryski
  2. Czartoryskis
  3. Czaslau
  4. CZCS
  5. Czech
  6. Czech alexandrine
  7. Czech hedgehog
  8. Czech hedgehogs
  9. Czech Republic
  10. Czech Silesia
  11. Czech Socialist Republic

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