rhythmisch
rhythmic
English translations
- 01
rhythmic
Word details
- German meaning
- Einen regelmäßigen Rhythmus aufweisend.
- English meaning
- Rhythmic
- Synonym
- taktvoll
- German example
- Die Musik war sehr rhythmisch.
- English example
- The music was very rhythmic.
- Comparative
- rhythmischerSuperlative: am rhythmischsten
Related words
- Isorhythmik
Isorhythm
- Swing
Swing is a style of jazz music that was popular in the 1930s and 1940s, characterized by a rhythmic, danceable quality.
- Beat
Beat
- Anaptyxe
Anaptyxis
- rappen
To rap
- klatschen
To clap
- trommeln
To drum
- tanzbar
Danceable
- fünffüßig
Pentameter
- prosodisch
Prosodic
- Aerobic
Aerobics
- Marsch
A march is a steady, rhythmic walk or a musical composition that encourages it.
- Takt
Tact
- Marsch
A march is a steady, rhythmic walk or a musical composition that encourages it.
- Anapäst
Anapest
- Sprechchor
A speech choir is a group of people who speak a text rhythmically together.
- Prosodie
Prosody
- Rap
Rap
- Lyrik
Poetry
- Versfuß
Foot (poetry)
- Cäsur
Caesura
- tanzen
to dance
- pulsieren
To pulsate
- skandieren
to chant
- wiegend
Rocking
- klonisch
clonic
- Paradiddle
A paradiddle is a drum rudiment, a specific sequence of strokes used as a rhythmic exercise or in a drum solo.
- Samba
Samba
- Tanz
Dance
- Schlagwerk
Percussion
- Rhythmik
rhythmics
- Tremor
tremor
- schwimmen
to swim
- schwingen
To swing means to move rhythmically back and forth or to move something in an arc-shaped motion.
- schaukeln
To swing
- wippen
To rock, to teeter
- Soul
Soul
- Schwung
Momentum
Example sentences with “rhythmisch”
Die Musik hat einen rhythmischen Takt. (The music has a rhythmic beat.)
Frequently asked questions
How do you spell 'rhythmisch'?
It is spelled with 'th' after the 'r' and before the 'm'.