Dipodic

/dɪˈpɒdɪk/ adjective

Definition

Relating to or composed of dipodes; written or structured in two-syllable metrical feet.

Etymology

From 'dipode' plus '-ic' (adjective-forming suffix), describing verse or metric patterns built on two-unit feet.

Kelly Says

Dipodic meter is what gives nursery rhymes and many pop songs their catchy, bouncy feeling—it's one of the most natural rhythms for the human ear.

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