A estrofe
Example: A estrofe da poesia tem quatro versos curtos.
Definition
"A estrofe" is a group of lines forming the basic recurring metrical unit in a poem or song, typically sharing a rhyme scheme and rhythm. In music, "a estrofe" refers to a stanza or verse that structures the lyrical content and melody.
Etymology
The term "a estrofe" originates from the Greek word 'strophē', meaning 'turn' or 'twist', reflecting the way stanzas turn the flow of a poem or song. It entered Portuguese through Latin and has long been used in poetry and music to denote a structured group of lines.
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