logaoedic
/ˌlɑɡəˈiːdɪk/
adjective
- Relating to a type of verse that combines dactyls and trochees, common in ancient Greek and Latin poetry.
- The professor explained how logaoedic lines mix long and short syllables.
- The poet studied logaoedic meter to understand ancient Greek odes.
- Her analysis focused on the logaoedic rhythm in Horace's poems.
noun
- A line or verse written in logaoedic meter.
- She could identify a logaoedic by its distinctive rhythm.
- This ancient hymn is written entirely in logaoedics.
- The student tried to compose a logaoedic for his classics assignment.