| 释义 |
kyr·i·elle
\|kirē|el\ noun
(plural kyrielle)
Etymology: French, from Old French kyriele, literally, kyrie eleison, from Late Latin kyrie eleison
: a French verse form in short usually octosyllabic rhyming couplets often paired in quatrains and characterized by a refrain which is sometimes a single word or sometimes the full second line of the couplet or fourth line of the quatrain |