Associations to the word «Alexandrine»
Noun
- Mecklenburg
- Elisabeth
- Syllable
- Verse
- Duchess
- Louise
- Baden
- Princess
- Countess
- Prussia
- Marie
- Denmark
- Sophie
- Ernest
- Frederick
- Eldest
- Poem
- Duke
- Poetry
- Queen
- Von
- Daughter
- Poet
- Bull
- Prince
- Grand
- Alexander
- Stanza
- Pope
- Manuscript
- Saxe
- Dryden
- Translation
- Helene
- Wife
- Marriage
- Oskar
- Weimar
- Kingsley
- Ingrid
- Rhyme
- De
- Crown
- Count
- Alexandria
- Ptolemy
- Auguste
- Charles
- Bourbon
- Sonnet
- Louis
- Consort
- Baptiste
- Zu
- Gerhard
- Augustus
- Joseph
- Bonaparte
- Codex
- Morton
- Length
- Twelve
- Christ
- Synod
- Caesar
- Version
- Liturgy
- Tragedy
- Heinrich
- Scholar
- Explorer
- Anarchist
- Gustav
- Norman
- Thomson
- Georg
- Johann
- Charlotte
- Adolf
- Friedrich
- Monarchy
- Romans
- Bce
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
ALEXANDRINE, noun. A line of poetic meter having twelve syllables, usually divided into two or three equal parts.
ALEXANDRINE, noun. An Alexandrine parrot or parakeet.
ALEXANDRINE, adjective. Belonging to Alexandria; Alexandrian.
Dictionary definition
ALEXANDRINE, noun. (prosody) a line of verse that has six iambic feet.
Wise words
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