What is another word for Paeon?
Pronunciation: [pˈiːɒn] (IPA) 
Paeon, an ancient term used in Greek poetry to describe a metrical foot consisting of one long syllable followed by three short syllables. It is also known as the choree or the Choriambus. This foot is commonly used in classical poetry, especially in songs and hymns dedicated to the gods of Olympus. Synonyms for Paeon include the Adonius, which is a Paeon of the first type, and the Aristaeus, which is a Paeon of the second type. Another synonym is the Pherecratean, which is a Paeon of the third type. These terms refer to specific variations of the Paeonic foot and are used interchangeably in classical poetry.
