Definition of paroemiac in English:

paroemiac

noun pəˈriːmɪak

Ancient Greek Prosody. The short line with which an anapaestic system usually ends.

adjective pəˈriːmɪak

Ancient Greek Prosody. Of, relating to, or designating verse which ends with a paroemiac.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Bentley (1662–1742), philologist and classical scholar. As noun from Hellenistic Greek παροιμιακόν the short line with which an anapaestic system usually ends, use as noun (short for παροιμιακὸν μέτρον) of neuter of παροιμιακός (adjective); as adjective from Hellenistic Greek παροιμιακός proverbial from ancient Greek παροιμία + -ακός.

Definition of paroemiac in US English:

paroemiac

nounpəˈriːmɪak

Ancient Greek Prosody. The short line with which an anapaestic system usually ends.

adjectivepəˈriːmɪak

Ancient Greek Prosody. Of, relating to, or designating verse which ends with a paroemiac.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Bentley (1662–1742), philologist and classical scholar. As noun from Hellenistic Greek παροιμιακόν the short line with which an anapaestic system usually ends, use as noun (short for παροιμιακὸν μέτρον) of neuter of παροιμιακός (adjective); as adjective from Hellenistic Greek παροιμιακός proverbial from ancient Greek παροιμία + -ακός.

单词	paroemiac
释义	Definition of paroemiac in English: paroemiac noun pəˈriːmɪak Ancient Greek Prosody. The short line with which an anapaestic system usually ends. adjective pəˈriːmɪak Ancient Greek Prosody. Of, relating to, or designating verse which ends with a paroemiac. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Bentley (1662–1742), philologist and classical scholar. As noun from Hellenistic Greek παροιμιακόν the short line with which an anapaestic system usually ends, use as noun (short for παροιμιακὸν μέτρον) of neuter of παροιμιακός (adjective); as adjective from Hellenistic Greek παροιμιακός proverbial from ancient Greek παροιμία + -ακός. Definition of paroemiac in US English: paroemiac nounpəˈriːmɪak Ancient Greek Prosody. The short line with which an anapaestic system usually ends. adjectivepəˈriːmɪak Ancient Greek Prosody. Of, relating to, or designating verse which ends with a paroemiac. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Bentley (1662–1742), philologist and classical scholar. As noun from Hellenistic Greek παροιμιακόν the short line with which an anapaestic system usually ends, use as noun (short for παροιμιακὸν μέτρον) of neuter of παροιμιακός (adjective); as adjective from Hellenistic Greek παροιμιακός proverbial from ancient Greek παροιμία + -ακός.
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