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1 verse
s stih, kitica; pjesništvo, poezija; [eccl] redak (iz Biblije); (sg constr) stihovi (in # = u stihovima) /blank # = nevezan stih; to cap #s = povezivati stihove tako da posljednje slovo prethodnog bude prvo slovo narednog stiha; to give chapter and # for = navesti točne podatke o tome odakle je uzet citat* * *
kitica
pisati pjesme
pjesma
stih -
2 irregular verse
nepravilan stih -
3 narration in verse
naracija u stihu -
4 neck verse
s latinski stihovi što su ih morali čitati u dokaz svoje obrazovanost oni koji su tražili pogodnski od svećenstva -
5 neck-verse
s latinski stihovi što su ih morali čitati u dokaz svoje obrazovanost oni koji su tražili pogodnski od svećenstva -
6 heroic
adj (#ally [adv]) junački, herojski; epski; vrlo velik, golem; pompozan, pretjeran, visokoparan (stil); drastičan (lijek) / # verse = epski stih; # couplet = epski distih* * *
herojski
junaÄan
junaÄki -
7 leonine
adj lavovski, lavlji, poput lava, nalik na lava adj koji se odnosi na osobe ([spec] pape) imena Leo / # City = dio Rima oko Vatikana, koji je utvrdio papa Leo IV; [pros] # verse = leoninski stih* * *
lavlji
lavovski -
8 accentual
adj (#ly [adv]) akcentualan, koji se odnosi na naglasak / # verse = stih građen na bazi akcenta, a ne kvantitete
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