- distichal
- dis·ti·chal
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distichal
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distichal — ˈdistə̇kəl, tēk adjective : of, relating to, or comprising a distich … Useful english dictionary
distich — distichal, adj. /dis tik/, n. Pros. 1. a unit of two lines of verse, usually a self contained statement; couplet. 2. a rhyming couplet. [1545 55; < L distichon, n. use of neut. of Gk dístichos having two lines, equiv. to di DI 1 + stíchos row] *… … Universalium
Dukus Horant — First page of the Dukus Horant manuscript Dukus Horant is a 14th century narrative poem in Judeo German (Proto Yiddish). Contents 1 Importance … Wikipedia
distich — /ˈdɪstɪk/ (say distik) noun 1. a group of two lines of verse, usually making complete sense in themselves; a couplet. 2. a rhyming couplet. {Latin distichon, from Greek, neuter of distichos of two rows or lines} –distichal, adjective …
