1. The rising inflection of the voice, as distinguished from the thesis, or falling; that part of a foot on which the stress of the voice falls, the rest of the foot being called the thesis; the elevation of the voice, more commonly called accentuation; also, the elevation of the hand in beating time.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

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• zrsis,
• srsis,
• wrsis,
• qrsis,
• adsis,
• a5sis,
• a4sis,
• arxis,
• arwis,
• arsjs,
• aersis,
• arseis,
• arsiss,
• arzes,
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• Arsyus,
• Arsces,
• Arsciis