Measure of Verses. Levels of analysis in a poem , Literary Figures

Acute

Sinalefa

Umlauts

Esdrujula

Phonology

Phonics

Grave

Metrics

Diphthong.

Syneresis

Hiatus

Rhyme

Two vowels that go together pronounced separately.

Two vowels that do not make a diphtong being pronounced as if they formed a diphtong

Sound repetition that occurs at the end of the verses starting from the last stressed syllable.

Consists of pronouncing the final vowel of a word in a single syllable. and the initial vowel of the following one

Those whose tonic syllable is the last one (heart).

The tonic syllable is the penultimate

Word is lengthened by adding a syllable to it through breaking of a diphthong. To adjust the meter of the verse and favor the rythm of the poem

It is the number of syllables that make up a verse

A sound formed by the combination of two vowels in a single syllable, in which the sound begins as one vowel and moves towards another

Tonic syllable is in the Antepenúltimate syllable

Refers to voice and sound, which allows us to appreciate the harmony in a lyrical text.

Part of linguistics that studies sounds and their functions