English
Etymology
From L. hendecasyllabus, from Gr. hendekasyllabos, from hendeca- (eleven), from hen, neuter of heis (one) + deka (ten), + syllabic.
Pronunciation
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|w:Received Pronunciation|RP||IPAchar|h�n�d�k.�.sɪ�læb.ɪk
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|w:Australian English phonology|AusE?||IPAchar|hen�dek.�.sɪ�læb.ɪk
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|w:General American|GenAm?||IPAchar|h�n�d�k.�.sɪ�læb.ɪk
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rhymes|æbɪk
Adjective
hendecasyllabic
#Having eleven syllables.
Noun
hendecasyllabic
#A word or line of eleven syllables.
External links
Alfred, Lord Tennyson's Hendecasyllabics
vi:hendecasyllabic
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