tribrach

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tri·brach

T0346500 (trī′brăk′)n. A metrical foot having three short or unstressed syllables.

[Latin tribrachys, from Greek tribrakhus : tri-, tri- + brakhus, short; see mregh-u- in Indo-European roots.]

tribrach

(ˈtraɪbræk; ˈtrɪb-) n (Poetry) prosody a metrical foot of three short syllables (˘˘˘)[C16: from Latin tribrachys, from Greek tribrakhus, from tri- + brakhus short] triˈbrachic, triˈbrachial adj

tribrach

(ˈtrɪbræk) n (Archaeology) archaeol a three-armed object, esp a flint implement[C19: from tri- + Greek brakhiōn arm]

tri•brach

(ˈtraɪ bræk, ˈtrɪb ræk)

n. a metrical foot of three short syllables. [< Latin tribrachys < Greek tríbrachys=tri- tri- + brachýs short]

tribrach

a foot composed of three short syllables. — tribrachic, adj.See also: Verse

tribrach

A prehistoric flint tool with three projections.

Tribrach

(1) In classical prosody, a foot consisting of three short syllables.

(2) In Russian versification, the term sometimes refers to a dactyl, amphibrach, or anapest that lacks an accent, for example:

Pervoe délo u deda—

Potolkovat’ s muzhikom.

(N. A. Nekrasov)

Such omissions were rare in the 19th century, occurring primarily in the first foot of a dactyl, as in the above example. In the 20th century they became more common and occurred both at the beginning of lines and in the middle of lines.

单词	tribrach
释义	tribrach enUK tri·brach T0346500 (trī′brăk′)n. A metrical foot having three short or unstressed syllables. [Latin tribrachys, from Greek tribrakhus : tri-, tri- + brakhus, short; see mregh-u- in Indo-European roots.] tribrach (ˈtraɪbræk; ˈtrɪb-) n (Poetry) prosody a metrical foot of three short syllables (˘˘˘)[C16: from Latin tribrachys, from Greek tribrakhus, from tri- + brakhus short] triˈbrachic, triˈbrachial adj tribrach (ˈtrɪbræk) n (Archaeology) archaeol a three-armed object, esp a flint implement[C19: from tri- + Greek brakhiōn arm] tri•brach (ˈtraɪ bræk, ˈtrɪb ræk) n. a metrical foot of three short syllables. [< Latin tribrachys < Greek tríbrachys=tri- tri- + brachýs short] tribrach a foot composed of three short syllables. — tribrachic, adj.See also: Verse tribrach A prehistoric flint tool with three projections. Tribrach enUK Tribrach (1) In classical prosody, a foot consisting of three short syllables. (2) In Russian versification, the term sometimes refers to a dactyl, amphibrach, or anapest that lacks an accent, for example: Pervoe délo u deda— Potolkovat’ s muzhikom. (N. A. Nekrasov) Such omissions were rare in the 19th century, occurring primarily in the first foot of a dactyl, as in the above example. In the 20th century they became more common and occurred both at the beginning of lines and in the middle of lines.
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