-
variation of Old
French sillabe, from
Latin syllaba, from
Koine Gr**** συλλαβή
syllabḗ (Ancient Gr**** pronunciation: [sylːabɛ̌ː]). συλλαβή
means "the
taken together"...
-
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Harawi - A Song of Love and Death) are a song
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soprano and
piano whose music and...
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- or devatā. The
functions of
different parts of the body, symbols, and
syllabes are
explained as deva. In
Vedic religion we find the term used in a relatively...
- metre's are
based on
units of
prosodic time (mātrā)
rather than
groups of
syllabes, vārnika metres. The unit of
measurement is the mātrā, or beat, from which...
- Music", PhD
Thesis (1980). de Cornulier, Benoît (2005). "Les
tralalas ou «
syllabes non significatives » illustrés par des
chansons vendéennes", published...
- position).
These terms are
translations of Gr**** συλλαβὴ μακρά φύσει (
syllabḕ makrá phýsei) and μακρὰ θέσει (makrà thései), respectively;
therefore positiōne...
-
counterpart to Corkus, as it can also be
suggested by the
inversion of the
first syllabe in
their names (with "l" and "r"
being the same in ****anese).
Irvine (アーヴァイン...
-
written in
simple language,
without rhymes, and
following the
metric of 17
syllabes: 5 in the
first verse, 7 in the
second one and 5 in the
third one. Goga...
- tune by the
chanters in the
whole country. This tune is
famous for its
syllabes "aregade-gadeng"
pronounced at each line of the
verse or quintilla. This...
