dactylate
/dæktɪleɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to form a word or phrase by adding a certain number of syllables to the end, especially in poetry or music.
“The poet dactylated her verse to create a rhythmic effect.”
2. noun
a word or phrase formed by the addition of syllables to the end, especially in poetry or music.
“The dactylic meter of the poem created a sense of momentum.”
3. verb
to arrange in dactylic rhythm or meter.
“The composer dactylated the melody to create a more dynamic sound.”