strophe

UK
/ˈstrəʊfiː/
US
/ˈstroʊfi/

Translations

strophenoun
strophes
pl
UK
/ˈstrəʊfiː/
US
/ˈstroʊfi/
stropheEn poésie, division régulière d’un poème.
The poet crafted each strophe with meticulous attention to rhythm and rhyme.
Le poète a façonné chaque strophe avec une attention minutieuse au rythme et à la rime.
Additional translations
stropheDans la tragédie grecque antique, première partie de l’ode chorale.

Definitions

strophenoun
A structural division of a poem containing a sequence of lines arranged in a recurring pattern of meter and rhyme.
The poet crafted each strophe with meticulous attention to rhythm and rhyme.
In ancient Greek drama, the first section of a choral ode or one division of it.
During the performance, the chorus moved from right to left across the stage while singing the strophe.