metrum
/ˈmɛtrəm/Prosody
noun
Metrical arrangement; a metrical group or measure. Also: a passage or section of verse, specifically each of the verse sections of Boethius' De Consolatione Philosophiae.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Daniel (?1563–1619), poet and historian. From classical Latin metrum metre.
- fluoridized
- fluorimeter
- fluorimetric
- fluorimetry
- fluorinate
- fluorination
- fluorindine
- fluorine
- fluorite
- fluoro-
- fluoroacetamide
- fluorobenzene
- fluorocarbon
- fluorochrome
- fluoroform
- fluorogenic
- fluorogram
- fluorograph
- fluorographic
- non-fiction
- non-fictional
- non-fighting
- non-figuration
- non-figurative
- non-final