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/ˈbeɾso/

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Translation

line of poetry, verse

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Word origin

From Latin versus ('line, a turning'), from vertere ('to turn').

Origin: Latin
Root: versus
English cognates: verse

Grammar

Gendermasculine

Pluralversos

Examples

The poem has fourteen lines.

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At the party, the singers make up verses.

I know the first lines by heart.

The play has many parts in verse.

Every line of the song ends with the same sound.

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