galliambus
gælɪˈæmbəs
Definitions
1. noun
A type of ancient Greek meter consisting of four feet, with a specific pattern of long and short syllables.
“The poet’s use of galliambus in her epic poem added a unique rhythm to the narrative.”
gælɪˈæmbəs
1. noun
A type of ancient Greek meter consisting of four feet, with a specific pattern of long and short syllables.
“The poet’s use of galliambus in her epic poem added a unique rhythm to the narrative.”