distich
/ˈdɪstɪtʃ/Definitions
1. noun
A stanza of six lines, typically in two couplets and a final couplet, often with a rhyme scheme of AABBCC
“The poem consisted of two distichs that told a beautiful story of love and loss.”
2. noun
A poem or verse consisting of two lines, often with a rhyme
“The poet’s distich was a beautiful expression of her feelings.”
3. noun
A row of plants set at regular intervals
“The gardener planted a distich of flowers along the walkway.”
4. noun
A pair of lines or a line of parallel lines
“The engineer worked with a distich of parallel lines to create a stable structure.”