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- Traditional_Welsh_poetic_metres abstract "The traditional Welsh poetic meters consist of twenty four different types of poetic meter, called Y Pedwar Mesur ar Hugain in Welsh. They are all written in cynghanedd of varying degrees of complexity. Although called "traditional," they were compiled - and later redefined at least once - in the Late Middle Ages and omit some of the older forms such as the englyn milwr. Only a few of them were widely used by the professional poets (Beirdd yr Uchelwyr), and the use of some of the more complicated ones is confined to occasional poems of technical virtuosity dating to the end of the Middle Ages.The twenty four traditional Welsh poetic meters are:Awdl-gywyddByr-a-thoddaidCadwynfyrClogyrnachCyhydedd FerCyhydedd HirCyhydedd Naw BanCyrch-a-chwtaCywydd Deuair FyrionCywydd Deuair Hirion: see CywyddCywydd LlosgyrnogEnglyn Proest CyfnewidiogEnglyn Proest CadwynogEnglyn Unodl CrwcaEnglyn Unodl Union: see EnglynGorchest BeirddGwawdodyn ByrGwawdodyn HirHir-a-thoddaidRhupunt ByrRhupunt HirRhupunt HwyafTawddgyrch CadwynogToddaid".
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- Traditional_Welsh_poetic_metres subject Category:Medieval_Welsh_literature.
- Traditional_Welsh_poetic_metres subject Category:Poetic_rhythm.
- Traditional_Welsh_poetic_metres subject Category:Welsh-language_literature.
- Traditional_Welsh_poetic_metres subject Category:Welsh_poetry.
- Traditional_Welsh_poetic_metres comment "The traditional Welsh poetic meters consist of twenty four different types of poetic meter, called Y Pedwar Mesur ar Hugain in Welsh. They are all written in cynghanedd of varying degrees of complexity. Although called "traditional," they were compiled - and later redefined at least once - in the Late Middle Ages and omit some of the older forms such as the englyn milwr.".
- Traditional_Welsh_poetic_metres label "Traditional Welsh poetic metres".
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