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Definition of Dodecasyllables

Dodecasyllable
Dodecasyllable Do*dec"a*syl`la*ble, n. A word consisting of twelve syllables.

Meaning of Dodecasyllables from wikipedia

- Dodecasyllable verse (Italian: dodecasillabo) is a line of verse with twelve syllables. 12 syllable lines are used in a variety of poetic traditions. Dodecasyllabic...
- M****cript(s) Code slave 11 Genre Satirical poem, dispute Verse form Dodecasyllable Length 13 stanzas, 49 lines Subject Corruption, clergy, apocalypse...
- or moinheira: stresses on the fourth, seventh and tenth syllables. Dodecasyllable (dodec****ílabo): composed of 12 syllables. Alexandrine (alexandrino):...
- with a total of 28 scenes and 1,696 verses, written in double rhymed dodecasyllables and octosyllables. The plot of the entire play is set in the pastoral...
- syllables. Hendecasyllable: metrical line consisting of 11 syllables. Dodecasyllable: metrical line consisting of 12 syllables. In a poetic composition,...
- of beauty is a joy for ever". Hexasyllable Octosyllable Decasyllable Dodecasyllable Hal****, James W.; Ostwald, Martin; Rosenmeyer, Thomas G. (1980). The...
- the six-syllable line Octosyllable, the eight-syllable line Hendecasyllable, the eleven-syllable line Dodecasyllable, the twelve-syllable line v t e...
- of the Muslims. In form, it consists of stanzas of five lines (two dodecasyllables and three hexasyllables) with the last line always ending in the refrain...
- Italian, Spanish and Portuguese poetry. octosyllable decasyllable hendecasyllable dodecasyllable Diccionario de la lengua española © 2005 Espasa-Calpe v t e...
- composed of twenty three-line romance strophes each with a distich of two dodecasyllables and the parenthetical heptasyllabic refrain Heu mihi misero!, which...