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Definitions
- 1. the final (of a syllable) (Chinese phonology)
- 2. rhyme
- 3. appeal
- 4. charm
- 5. (literary) pleasant sound
Words Containing 韵
implicit charm in rhyme or sound
(Chinese phonetics) syllable final with r-coloring; rhotacized syllable final
Qieyun, the first Chinese rime dictionary from 601 AD, containing 11,500 single-character entries
to have quite a lasting charm
to rhyme
to rhyme
a word that rhymes (with another word)
pleasant aftertaste in the back of the throat (esp. when drinking tea)
simple finals
rhyme group (group of characters that rhyme, in rhyme books)
rhyme
Guangyun, Chinese rime dictionary 韻書|韵书[yùn shū] from 11th century, containing 26,194 single-character entries
to restrict to even tone (i.e. final rhyming syllable must be classical first or second tone 平聲|平声)
to rhyme
reply to a poem in the same rhyme
to write a poem using another poem's rhymes
(of literature, art) distinct style
musical sound
charm or grace (in poetry or art)
phonetics
compound final
change of rhyme (within a poem)
Jiyun, Chinese rime dictionary with 53,525 single-character entries, published in 11th century
music
Chinese phonetics (concerned also with rhyme in poetry)
poetic occasion
a charming man enjoys charming pursuits (idiom)
(phonology) coda, the part of a syllable that follows its vocalic nucleus (e.g. \u\ in kòu or \n\ in běn)
cadence
verse
rime dictionary (ancient type of Chinese dictionary that collates characters by tone and rhyme rather than by radical)
the final of a Chinese syllable (the component of a syllable remaining after removal of the initial consonant, if any, and the tone, e.g. the final of \niáng\ is \iang\)
form of rhymed baihua 白話|白话[bái huà] in Beijing opera
rhyme entry
grace
rhyming word ending a line of verse
main vowel in diphthong
rhyming verse
rhymed language
rhyme and tone
leading vowel of diphthong
poetic and passionate (idiom); romance
charm
(of an aging woman) still attractive
pleasant lingering effect
(of Chinese pronunciation) a vowel followed by a nasal consonant