| 释义 |
pher·e·crat·ic
\|ferə|krad.ik\ noun
also pher·e·cra·te·an \-krād.ēən\; or pher·e·cra·tian \-āshən\
(-s)
Usage: sometimes capitalized
Etymology: pherecratic from Pherecrates, 5th century B.C. Greek poet (from Greek Pherekratēs) + English -ic; pherecratean alteration of pherecratian, from Late Latin pherecratius of Pherecrates (from Greek pherekrateios, from Pherekratēs) + English -an
1. : a classical verse or rhythmic system of the form -˘˘-˘-˘̵ — called also aristophanic, first pherecratic
2. : a classical verse or rhythmic system of the form ˘̵˘̵-˘˘-˘̵ — called also second pherecratic |