accentus
/ækˈsɛntəs/Definitions
1. noun
a musical ornament in which a note is repeated and then shortened, or a repeated note with a shorter duration on the last repetition.
“The musician used an accentus to add flair to the musical piece.”
2. noun
a Latin word for a voice or a tone, often used in poetry and music.
“The poet used the accentus to convey the emotions of the character.”