Definition
Definition of ictus - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
prosodyTECH. stress on an accented syllableTECH.
- The ictus falls on the first syllable.
2.
conductingTECH. the beat or entry in musicTECH.
- The conductor marked the ictus clearly.
3.
medicalDated sudden occurrence of a diseaseDated
- The ictus of the illness was unexpected.
Origin of ictus
Latin, ictus (blow)
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prosody
long syllable where the ictus falls
Examples of ictus in a sentence
Understanding the ictus helps in reciting poetry. The musician followed the ictus to stay in rhythm. Each ictus was emphasized during the performance. An ictus can be life-threatening if untreated. The ictus struck him without any warning signs.
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- French:ictus, temps fort, ...
- German:Iktus, Einsatz, ...
- Italian:ictus, attacco, ...
- Spanish:ictus, ataque, ...
- Portuguese:ictus, ataque súbito, ...
- Chinese:重音, 节拍, ...
- Japanese:強勢, 拍, ...
- Arabic:وَقْع, نَبْضَة, ...
- Hebrew:אִיקְטוּס, מַכָּה, ...
- Russian:иктус, удар, ...
- Ukrainian:іктус, музичний удар, ...
- Hindi:इक्टस, ताल, ...
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