Polish alexandrine
Polish alexandrine noun: an alexandrine that features 13 syllables with a middle pause after the 7th syllable (7/6 split) and primary stresses on the 6th and 12th syllables, typically ending with feminine rhymes.
Noun
Polish alexandrine (plural Polish alexandrines)
- An alexandrine that features 13 syllables with a middle pause after the 7th syllable (7/6 split) and primary stresses on the 6th and 12th syllables, typically ending with feminine rhymes.
Forms of Polish alexandrine
| plural | Polish alexandrines |
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Questions about Polish alexandrine
- What does Polish alexandrine mean?
- Polish alexandrine means an alexandrine that features 13 syllables with a middle pause after the 7th syllable (7/6 split) and primary stresses on the 6th and 12th syllables, typically ending with feminine rhymes.
- What part of speech is Polish alexandrine?
- Polish alexandrine is a noun.
- What is the plural of Polish alexandrine?
- The plural of Polish alexandrine is Polish alexandrines.
Words near Polish alexandrine in the dictionary
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