rhythmus

rhythmus

(ˈrɪðəməs)
n
a less common word for rhythm
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The presence of college campuses makes for a rhythmic discontinuity or aberration in the city, thus enriching and diversifying its rhythmus. A mono-rhythmic city is a tedious and uninteresting place to live in.
My most recent work in this field was the article Das Verhaltnis von Rhythmus und, Metrum bei J.
Reimer]) finden auch die allgemeinen musikalischen Grundbegriffe (wie beispielsweise Melodia / Melodie [Bandur], Rhythmus / numerus [W.
In: Biological Rhythmus in Birds: Neural Endocrine Aspects (Eds.
Both rhyme and rhythm are related to Latin rhythmus, itself a borrowing from Greek (Brogan 1053).