epode
ˈɛpoʊd
Definition

Definition of epode - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
poetic structureDatedfinal part of a poem following the strophe and antistropheDated
  • In classical literature, the epode comes after the initial alternating verses.
conclusion finale
2.
poem structureDatedlyric poem with long and short versesDated
  • The poet crafted an epode with skillful precision.
lyric ode
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Origin of epode

Greek, epi (upon) + oide (song)

Examples of epode in a sentence

  • The epode provided a resolution to the poem's themes.
  • He recited an epode at the poetry reading.
  • The ancient text included an epode praising the gods.

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  1. French:épode, poème lyrique, ...
  2. German:Epode, ...
  3. Italian:epodo, ...
  4. Spanish:epílogo, epodo, ...
  5. Portuguese:epodo, épodo, ...
  6. Chinese:尾节, 长短句诗, ...
  7. Japanese:エポード, 叙情詩, ...
  8. Arabic:قِسْم خِتَامِي, إيبود, ...
  9. Hebrew:אֵפוֹד, שִׁיר לִירִי הַמְּורָכֵב מִבָּתִּים אֲרֻכִּים וּקְצָרִים, ...
  10. Russian:заключительная часть, эпод, ...
  11. Ukrainian:епод, ліричний вірш, ...
  12. Hindi:एपोड, गीतात्मक कविता, ...
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