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prosodiac
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Origin and Etymology of prosodiac
prosodiac from Late Latin prosodiacus, from Greek prosōidiakos (perhaps only a manuscript variant of prosodiakos), from prosōidia; prosodiacal from Late Latin prosodiacus + English -al
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Definition of prosodiac
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: the verse used in a prosodion consisting of an enoplion followed by a long or short syllable
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Origin and Etymology of prosodiac
Greek prosodiakos, adjective, used in a prosodion, from prosodion
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