spondeum

spondeum: spondēum, ī n. (греч.)

1) чаша для возлияний Ap

2) стихотворение, написанное спондеями C ap. Boët

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spondee — noun Etymology: Middle English sponde, from Middle French or Latin; Middle French spondee, from Latin spondeum, from Greek spondeios, from spondeios of a libation, from spondē libation, from spendein to make a libation; from its use in music… … New Collegiate Dictionary
spondee — A bisyllabic word with generally equivalent stress on each of the two syllables; used in the testing of speech hearing. [Fr.] * * * spon·dee (sponґde) [L. spondeum of a libation] any word of two syllables having equal stress on each syllable (e.g … Medical dictionary
MUSICA — I. MUSICA ars nobilis, cuius inventionem, quidam adaves oscines: nonnulli ad Pythagoram, quem aiunt numeros primum observâsse ex alternis fabrorum ictibus: Poetae ad Mercurium Apollinemque referunt. Sed multo Pythagorâ antiquior Homerus est, apud … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
spondee — [spän′dē] n. [ME sponde < L spondeum < spondeus, of a libation < Gr spondeios < spondē, solemn libation (such libations were accompanied by a solemn melody) < spendein, to present a libation: see SPONSOR] a metrical foot of two… … English World dictionary
spondean — spänˈdēən, ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ adjective Etymology: Latin spondeum spondee + English an : having, consisting of, or characterized by spondees … Useful english dictionary

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