cursus
noun
cur·sus
ˈkərsəs
plural cursus
: movement or flow of style
specifically : a pattern of cadence at the end of a sentence or phrase in medieval Latin prose which aimed by varying rhythm to avoid stressing the ultimate syllable
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin, from Latin, course
- pantomimic
- pantomiming
- pantomimist
- pantomimists
- Pantomorus
- pantonal
- pantonalism
- pantonality
- pantons
- pantophagists
- pantophagous
- Pantophthalmidae
- Pantopoda
- pantopragmatics
- pantos
- pantoscopes
- pantothenate
- pantothenates
- pantothenic acid
- pantothens
- pantothere
- Pantotheria
- pantotheriae
- pantotherian
- pantotherias