strophe
/ˈstrɒfiː/Definitions
1. noun
A section of a poem, especially one that repeats a particular rhyme or meter, often at the end of a stanza.
“The poem was divided into four strophes, each with a unique rhyme scheme.”
2. noun
A section of a musical composition, especially a lyrical section in a classical composition.
“The opera featured a series of strophes, each highlighting a different character’s emotions.”
3. verb
To divide or separate something, especially a poem or a musical composition, into strophes.
“The poet strove to strophe her poem into manageable sections.”