monomyary

/mɑnəˈmɛri/ or /mɑnɪˈmɛri/

Definitions

1. noun

A rare or obsolete term for a poem or verse with a single stanza, often used to describe a type of poetry from ancient Greece.

“The poet’s collection of monomyaries showcased her mastery over the ancient Greek poetic forms.”

Synonyms

  • monostrophe
  • stanza

Antonyms

  • polymeric
  • polyrhythmic