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Catalexis

A catalectic line is a metrically incomplete line of verse, lacking a syllable at the end or ending with an incomplete foot. One form of catalexis is headlessness, where the unstressed syllable is dropped from the beginning of the line.

Music, Quantitative metres & Blunt and pendant catalexis

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In English

Blunt and pendant catalexis

Quantitative metres

In ancient Greek

In classical Persian

Catalexis in music

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Catalexis

Nodes37
Edges36
Triples22
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.054054
Components1

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Catalexis

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related to In ancient Greek · 13
Catalexis → Ancient, Catalectic, CE, Four, Greek, In, It, Latin, Mesomedes, Sanskrit, Secondary, To Helios, To Nemesis
related to Blunt and pendant catalexis · 7
Catalexis → An, English, Goethe's, Good King Wenceslas, Heidenröslein, Here, It
see also · 1
Catalexis → AcatalexisAnacrusisProsody

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catalectic line syllable ancient greek one two syllables metres tetrameter used long meter ending persian poems example poem metre follows

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trochaicinstance ofWhen a line with a pendant ending0.80text
Catalexisrelated to Blunt and pendant catalexisIt0.60section
Catalexisrelated to Blunt and pendant catalexisHere0.60section
Catalexisrelated to Blunt and pendant catalexisAn0.60section
Catalexisrelated to Blunt and pendant catalexisGoethe's0.60section
Catalexisrelated to Blunt and pendant catalexisHeidenröslein0.60section
Catalexisrelated to Blunt and pendant catalexisEnglish0.60section
Catalexisrelated to Blunt and pendant catalexisGood King Wenceslas0.60section
Catalexisrelated to In ancient GreekGreek0.60section
Catalexisrelated to In ancient GreekLatin0.60section
Catalexisrelated to In ancient GreekSanskrit0.60section
Catalexisrelated to In ancient GreekCatalectic0.60section

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