- Look up
prosody or
prosodic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Prosody may
refer to:
Prosody, in poetry, the
study and the
actual use of
metres and forms...
- In linguistics,
prosody (/ˈprɒsədi, ˈprɒz-/) is the
study of
elements of speech,
including intonation, stress,
rhythm and loudness, that
occur simultaneously...
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metres and
forms of
versification are both
known as
prosody. (Within linguistics, "
prosody" is used in a more
general sense that
includes not only...
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within sentences is
called sentence stress or
prosodic stress. That is one of the
three components of
prosody,
along with
rhythm and intonation. It includes...
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Semantic prosody, also
discourse prosody,
describes the way in
which certain seemingly neutral words can be
perceived with
positive or
negative ****ociations...
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Prosody is an
essential part of
spoken language, and
learners need
often need help to
perceive and
produce the
prosody of a new language.
Prosody is,...
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qualities of
speech that are part of
lexical (and, to a
limited extent,
prosodic)
sounds in oral language: phones,
intonation and the
separation of syllables...
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Emotional prosody or
affective prosody is the
various paralinguistic aspects of
language use that
convey emotion. It
includes an individual's tone of voice...
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Sanskrit prosody or
Chandas refers to one of the six Vedangas, or
limbs of
Vedic studies. It is the
study of
poetic metres and
verse in Sanskrit. This...
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Prosodic bootstrapping (also
known as
phonological bootstrapping) in
linguistics refers to the
hypothesis that
learners of a
primary language (L1) use...
