Definition of hokku in English:

hokku

nounˈhɒkuːˈhä-

another term for haiku
Example sentencesExamples
- The basic pattern of the hokku in three lines, followed by alternation of two and three, ending with two had to be maintained.
- He took this opening verse, the hokku, and refined it to become what is now known as the haiku.
- Some of his hokku capture a moment of heightened awareness in which the boundary between subject and object seems to disappear.
- His versions of the hokku are also among the most literal.
- There are some thoughts and choices to be made before the hokku is written.
- Haiku written before 1892 are more correctly known as hokku, the beginning verse of hakkai poetry.
- It was only in the 19th century that the hokku became haiku and was stripped of its connection to the renga.
- While old hokku avoided some topics such as romance, sex, and overt violence, contemporary haiku often deals specifically with such themes.

Origin

Japanese, literally 'opening verse' (of a linked sequence of comic verses).

Definition of hokku in US English:

hokku

nounˈhä-

another term for haiku
Example sentencesExamples
- The basic pattern of the hokku in three lines, followed by alternation of two and three, ending with two had to be maintained.
- He took this opening verse, the hokku, and refined it to become what is now known as the haiku.
- Some of his hokku capture a moment of heightened awareness in which the boundary between subject and object seems to disappear.
- There are some thoughts and choices to be made before the hokku is written.
- Haiku written before 1892 are more correctly known as hokku, the beginning verse of hakkai poetry.
- It was only in the 19th century that the hokku became haiku and was stripped of its connection to the renga.
- His versions of the hokku are also among the most literal.
- While old hokku avoided some topics such as romance, sex, and overt violence, contemporary haiku often deals specifically with such themes.

Origin

Japanese, literally ‘opening verse’ (of a linked sequence of comic verses).

单词	hokku
释义	Definition of hokku in English: hokku nounˈhɒkuːˈhä- another term for haiku Example sentencesExamples The basic pattern of the hokku in three lines, followed by alternation of two and three, ending with two had to be maintained. He took this opening verse, the hokku, and refined it to become what is now known as the haiku. Some of his hokku capture a moment of heightened awareness in which the boundary between subject and object seems to disappear. His versions of the hokku are also among the most literal. There are some thoughts and choices to be made before the hokku is written. Haiku written before 1892 are more correctly known as hokku, the beginning verse of hakkai poetry. It was only in the 19th century that the hokku became haiku and was stripped of its connection to the renga. While old hokku avoided some topics such as romance, sex, and overt violence, contemporary haiku often deals specifically with such themes. Origin Japanese, literally 'opening verse' (of a linked sequence of comic verses). Definition of hokku in US English: hokku nounˈhä- another term for haiku Example sentencesExamples The basic pattern of the hokku in three lines, followed by alternation of two and three, ending with two had to be maintained. He took this opening verse, the hokku, and refined it to become what is now known as the haiku. Some of his hokku capture a moment of heightened awareness in which the boundary between subject and object seems to disappear. There are some thoughts and choices to be made before the hokku is written. Haiku written before 1892 are more correctly known as hokku, the beginning verse of hakkai poetry. It was only in the 19th century that the hokku became haiku and was stripped of its connection to the renga. His versions of the hokku are also among the most literal. While old hokku avoided some topics such as romance, sex, and overt violence, contemporary haiku often deals specifically with such themes. Origin Japanese, literally ‘opening verse’ (of a linked sequence of comic verses).
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