Hipponacteans
Hipponacteans is the plural of Hipponactean.
Meaning of Hipponactean
Noun
Hipponactean (plural Hipponacteans)
- A Hipponactean verse; (especially) a hypercatalectic form of Glyconian verse.
- We dismiss, at the outset, as unnecessary for our purpose, the long and learned-looking array of spondees, pyrrhics, trochees, dactyls, tribrachs and amphimacers with the endless but never nameless array of metres—dimeters, trimeters, Adonics, ithyphallics, Hipponacteans, and the rest; […]1888, James Wood Davidson, The Poetry of the Future, New York, N.Y.: John B. Alden, page 30
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- What is Hipponacteans the plural of?
- Hipponacteans is the plural of Hipponactean.
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