What is another word for Hexametrical?
Pronunciation: [hˌɛksɐmˈɛtɹɪkə͡l] (IPA) 
Hexametrical is a term that represents six feet in a line of verse. It describes the specific syllable pattern that is prominent in epic poetry, where the first four feet contain either a dactyl (heavy, light, light) or spondee (heavy, heavy) followed by two more feet, which can be any type. Synonyms for hexametrical include sestameter, as it has six feet, and Alexandrine, a form of French poetry invented by Alexandrine de Boulogne. Other related words are hexahemeron, which means six-day creation, and hexapody, which is a six-footed creature. In general, hexametrical refers to complex verse forms with a precise pattern of syllables and rhythmic pattern.
