- and noun
endings give the
language a
musical resonance. It did not use
syllabo-tonic versification, and the
writing system precludes detection of rhythm...
-
syllables in each line, of
which only some are
specified as to length.
Syllabo-quantitative (varṇavṛtta)
metres depend on
syllable count, but the light-heavy...
-
rhymes were
allowed in
syllabic verse system.
Together with
introducing syllabo-accentual metres,
masculine rhymes began to
occur in
Polish poetry. They...
- (1739).
Lomonosov is
considered the
founder of accentual-syllabic (or
syllabo-tonic)
verse in
Russian poetry,
although statistical analysis suggests...
- forms, and
found in the
great epics, the
Mahabharata and the Ramayana.
Syllabo-quantitative
verse (varṇavṛtta or varnavritta):
metres depend on syllable...
-
Njoya completed the
process of
going from a picto-syllabic
system to the
syllabo-graphemic
system in the
development of Akauku.
Akauku has 83 characters...
-
August 2007, p. 16 Lelong,
Jacques (1723).
Bibliotheca sacra in
binos syllabos distincta,
quorum prior qui jam
tertio acutior prodit,
omnes sive textus...
-
which is ****igned to the
fourth century AD. West (1966a, pp. 51–2); the
syllabos belongs to P. Achmîn 3. Cf. West (1985a, pp. 32, 35, 43–6). The validity...
-
although "comparable
effects were
sometimes exploited." It did not use
syllabo-tonic
versification (accentual
versification based on
regular alternation...
-
missing publisher (link) Le Long,
Jacques (1723).
Bibliotheca sacra in
binos syllabos distincta (in Latin). Paris. Benvin,
Anton (1984). "Zamisao liturgijskog...
