Words tagged under "Prosody"

free verse, vers libre

childless

deeds, action

crop-eared

The alphabetic letter preceding the radif in a qafia, as in Ghalib, Talib, Aaqil, Ghaafil, etc.

deep, profound

knowledge, opinion

'aqs (v.n.), Plaiting or twisting the hair; making it into curls;—'aqas (v.n.), Being bad-tempered ; avaricious; — 'aqis, Covetous ; bad-tempered; sand unequally heaped and difficult to cross;—iqas (pi. of iqsat), Spiral locks;—'uqus, A miser; the tripe,

born lameness, lameness

pillars

the eight parts or segments used in prosody

of or related to prosody

of or related to 'aruuz prosody

nerve, muscle, tendon, sinew, ligament

causes, motives, means, reasons

(in prosody) an attribute of meter in poetry

ancient, antiquated, old

nobles, chiefs

weights, parameter

a dropping of one letter between two others

sea, ocean, gulf, bay

a manner of prosody, a category of meter in Urdu prosody, a poem with each verse follows the rhythmic metre of 'mustaf'ilun, faa'ilun, mustaf'ilun, faa'ilun'

a meter in poetry

prosody- a new meter introduced in used in poetry

a meter in poetry

Meter in poetry, where each verse has a specific rhythm and syllable count, typically following the pattern of faa'ilatun, mustaf'ilun, faa'ilatun, often with a slight deviation.

(Arūz) The meter in poetry or verse, where each couplet follows the rhythmic pattern of fa'ilātun fa'ilun fa'ilātun fa'ilun (often used with a zeugma).

(Arūḍ) The meter of a poem or verse, where each hemistich follows the pattern of mustaf'ilun fā'ilātun mustaf'ilun fā'ilātun with a possible zeugma.

(Arūḍ) A poetic meter or rhythm in verse, where each hemistich follows the pattern of mustaf'ilun maf'ūlātu mustaf'ilun maf'ūlātu with possible variations (including zeḥāf).

(Arūz) The meter in poetry or verse, where each hemistich follows the pattern of maf'ūlāt-u-mas-ta-fa'il-un maf'ūlāt-u-mus-ta-f'il-un (often used with zeḥāf).

(Arooz) The meter in poetry or verse, where each hemistich follows the rhythmic pattern of faa-ilatun mafa-i-lun mafa-ilun (often used with zeugma).

Arūz: A pattern of poetry or verse where each couplet follows the rhythm of fa'ilun fa'ilun fa'ilun fa'ilun (used in both perfect and imperfect forms, with or without elision).

(Arooz) The rhythmic pattern in poetry or verse, where each couplet follows the meter of fa'oolun fa'oolun fa'oolun fa'oolun, with or without the use of saalim and zaahif.

a meter used in poetry

(Arūḍ) The meter in poetry or verse where each hemistich has the rhythm of mufāʿalatun mufāʿalatun mufāʿalatun mufāʿalatun (often used with a caesura).

just for filling the space

expansive, extensive, detailed

be pressed, compressed, squeezed or crushed

admitted, allowed entrance

space (between two things) gap, blank

a branch (of a tree or plant etc.), a bough

branches, off-shoots, ramifications

fall down, drop, take a toss, tumble down, attack, assault

demolish, knock down, fall, drop, sink, to be spit, be reduced or degraded, bring oneself down, be very greedy or mean, be brought low, to fall from an esteemed position, tumble down, swoon down (upon), to drop dead, abort (of a fetus), attack (of disease or army)

excessive exaggeration, hyperbole

praised, commended, approved

a person suffering with fever

Pangal: a term for a poetic meter with four components, totaling 54 matras, typically composed in two lines with a pause after each line, similar to a couplet.

trash, rubbish, refuse,

Literary: break the front teeth, Urooz: 'mafailun's one of the changed forms

thunderbolt

dropping a word or letter, cutting off (a letter or syllable of a word)

(prosody) second sher of ghazal or qasida following the rhyme scheme of the first sher

helplessness, powerlessness

a kind of false rhyme

pretence, pretext

Law: end mortgages etc. on the payment of cash etc., redemption, release

being latent or hidden

a victim, sufferer

part, portion, component, ingredient

great, large, senior, magnate, immense,

ambling

lending, borrowing

(in prosody) suppression of the second letter of a foot if it is quiescent

small, little, slight, light

to separate, renunciation

confusion, mixture, medley, jumble

extended, lengthened out

a kind of poetry meter

separated, subtracted, divided

concealed, covered

the passage of breath, etc. like throat

wrapped up in clothes or sheet

(letters) uttered, pronounced, the letters which are writable and readable these are thirteen letters like: alif, jeem, daal, zaal, seen, sheen, saad, zaad, 'ain, ghain, kaaf, qaaf, laam

heart-ravishment, captivation, fascination, enchantment, charm

containing a map

abbreviated, abridged, curtailed, diminished

cut into pieces

place of rising (of the sun, moon or stars), the east, eastern horizon

complicated, wrapped up, nodule, confusion, maze

received

proper, fit, apt, appropriate, suitable, symmetrical, weighed, metrical, well-balanced, well-adjusted

based or founded

bare, naked

a poem consisting of ten lines in a verse which is on the parameter of Bahr-e-Mutqaarib

gilt, electroplating

a kind of parametric rule of Urdu poetry

a piece of land measuring five acres on each side, square, four-sided, quadrilateral, quadrangle, quatrain, square, square (number)

a poem where each stanza consists of six lines, hexameter

Complete stanza, a stanza with complete feet, a stanza form in which all feet are complete.

triangle, trigonometry, a poem of three lines, a kind of wine

eight-sided, octagonal

(prosody) the name of a meter or Bahr which is similar to 'Bahr-e-Qarib' (بحر قریب) because both have a similar type of words

suspected

increased, augmented, additional, extra, more

one who finds the lost thing

augured, divined

this as name of a prosodic metre

Urooz: the name of one of the five categories of 'Qafiya' as a quiet and moving character

current, flowing or going on uninterruptedly or freely, frequent, unimpeded

(Hadith) in an uninterrupted order (as chronologies or quotations) in hadis or hadith

(an opinion or vote) unanimous, united, uniform

like, resembling

enmity, hate, fire, flame (of)

unmetrical, unsuitable

upper portion of chest

injury, harm

horse's knee

bottom of a bag, fart, breaking the wind, foot of a mountain, foot, leg, fourth part, quarter, root of a tree, ray, beam

a young and wanton woman

follower

astringency, contraction

a practical bond or article of agreement, regulation, condition, prior requirement, restriction, obstacle, imprisonment, captivity, confinement, jail, prison, captive, fetter

old well, raw well

near, close to, nigh, neighbouring, adjacent

shortening, restraining, curtailment

cutting, cutting off, a cut, severance

Name of a measure in Hindī poetry (ʻit has four lines, each of 10+8+8+6+8=40 instants, the final syllable of each line must be long, but the last three syllables must not form a ragan (¯̆¯), the first two and the last two ćaraṇs rhyme, and subordinate rhymes occur at the cæsural pause').

martial song, a metre in which martial poetry is written

serum

four, one out of four, the fourth part

member

whole, complete

cause, reason, ground, means, string, cord, rope

(in prosody) a moved consonant followed by a quiescent one

(in prosody) a moved consonant followed by a moved one

the chest, chest, bosom, upper front part of body

correct, right, sound, perfect, accurate, exact, true, pure

affable, courteous, free from flaw or stain, wholesome

last day of lunar month

quick, fast, making haste, swift

full, replete, rich, large, immense

face, appearance

(Prosody) to drop, suppress

(one) believing in two gods

alarm, agitation

to say in intricate word

founding, establishing, setting up, laying foundation

the parts of a meter in prosody

putting in motion, motion or formal proposal put up for approval, motion

an Arab tribe which was famous for its very generous member Hatim

convergence, proximity, nearness

cutting into parts

(prosody) a kind of scansion

(prosody) a kind of scansion

adornment, bedecking

diffusion, dispersion, confusion

satisfaction, consolation, appeasement, assuagement, ease, pacification, rest, comfort

long, protracted, tall, prolix

works related to the interest of the general public

dogma, doctrine, principle, rule

the rubrics of prosody

adequate, enough, sufficient, plentiful, abundant

abundant, luxuriant, plentiful, plenteous, ample, excessive, exuberant, lavish, opulent

a meter in poetry

devoting (one's life)

a resolution

meeting with beloved

A trilateral word whose first and third letters are movable.

A trilateral word whose first two letters are movable, such as Ali.

to weigh

reputation, honour, value, importance, worth

(of verse) be metrically correct

blow, beating, strike, multiplication, impression, loss, damage, stamping of coins

in prosody a dropping of one letter between two others