dipody

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dip·o·dy

D0241500 (dĭp′ə-dē)n. pl. dip·o·dies 1. In classical Greek and Latin poetry, a prosodic unit consisting of two feet.2. In English poetry, a prosodic unit consisting usually of two iambs or two trochees and scanned as containing one primary and one secondary stress.

[Late Latin dipodia, from Greek dipodiā, from dipous, two-footed : di-, two; see di-¹ + pous, pod-, foot; see -pod.]

dipody

(ˈdɪpədɪ) n, pl -dies (Poetry) prosody a metrical unit consisting of two feet[C19: from Late Latin dipodia, from Greek di-¹ + pous foot]

dip•o•dy

(ˈdɪp ə di)

n., pl. -dies. a prosodic group of two feet. [1835–45; < Late Latin dipodia < Greek dipodia=dipod- (s. of dípous) two-footed (see di-¹, -pod) + -ia -y³] di•pod•ic (daɪˈpɒd ɪk) adj.

dipody

a double foot; a pair of similar feet comprising a metrical unit. — dipodic, adj.See also: Verse

Dipody

a rhythmic unity in iambic or trochaic meter formed by combining two metric feet, one of which bears the stronger rhythmic stress while the other seems to be secondary. An example of dipody in which the second foot is stronger is Lermontov’s lines

Nă vŏzdôshnŏm ǀ ŏkĕánĕ
Bĕz rŭliá ĭ ǀ bĕz vĕtril.

Dipody in which the first foot is stronger is exemplified in the lines from Pushkin

Ŭtéshĕtsiă ǀ bĕzmólvnăiă ǀ pĕchál’
I rézvăiă ǀ zădômăĕt ǀ siă ǀ rádŏst’.

单词	dipody
释义	dipody enUK dip·o·dy D0241500 (dĭp′ə-dē)n. pl. dip·o·dies 1. In classical Greek and Latin poetry, a prosodic unit consisting of two feet.2. In English poetry, a prosodic unit consisting usually of two iambs or two trochees and scanned as containing one primary and one secondary stress. [Late Latin dipodia, from Greek dipodiā, from dipous, two-footed : di-, two; see di-¹ + pous, pod-, foot; see -pod.] dipody (ˈdɪpədɪ) n, pl -dies (Poetry) prosody a metrical unit consisting of two feet[C19: from Late Latin dipodia, from Greek di-¹ + pous foot] dip•o•dy (ˈdɪp ə di) n., pl. -dies. a prosodic group of two feet. [1835–45; < Late Latin dipodia < Greek dipodia=dipod- (s. of dípous) two-footed (see di-¹, -pod) + -ia -y³] di•pod•ic (daɪˈpɒd ɪk) adj. dipody a double foot; a pair of similar feet comprising a metrical unit. — dipodic, adj.See also: Verse Dipody enUK Dipody a rhythmic unity in iambic or trochaic meter formed by combining two metric feet, one of which bears the stronger rhythmic stress while the other seems to be secondary. An example of dipody in which the second foot is stronger is Lermontov’s lines Nă vŏzdôshnŏm ǀ ŏkĕánĕ Bĕz rŭliá ĭ ǀ bĕz vĕtril. Dipody in which the first foot is stronger is exemplified in the lines from Pushkin Ŭtéshĕtsiă ǀ bĕzmólvnăiă ǀ pĕchál’ I rézvăiă ǀ zădômăĕt ǀ siă ǀ rádŏst’.
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