cywydd 的定义
Prosody.
- a form of meter in Welsh poetry consisting of rhyming couplets, each line having seven syllables: first used in the 14th century.
更多cywydd例句
- Among the most famous of his works is a cywydd “begging for a fishing-net,” and another giving thanks for the same.
- Each particular species of englyn, cywydd, and awdl has its appropriate name, which it is needless to give here.
- Here the age of the cywydd and the awdl, as the chief forms of verse, ends.
- Of the englyn, there are five kinds; of the cywydd, four; and of the awdl, fifteen.
- Al. “Cywydd,” his song; though this word derived from cy and gwydd, may likewise have the same meaning as the former.