Rhythm has to do with patterns of sound, in terms of their stress or duration. Pitch and tone are not relevant to rhythm. The simplest rhythm is the sound of a heartbeat: da-DUM-da-DUM-da-DUM. Here the "DUM" is louder (stress) and twice as long (duration) than the "da". This is called iambic rhythm in poetry or triple time in music.
Ask someone not musically challenged, they will show you, or get a good laugh trying.
rhythm divine
creating the rhythm of something that makes a good thing
Rhythm is a noun.
definition of rhythm in phonology
That is the correct spelling of the word "rhyme" (words in which one or more syllables have the same or similar pronuncation).
rhythm divine
creating the rhythm of something that makes a good thing
Pertaining to, or of the nature of, rhythm
arrhythmia
The rhythm of a line sets the pace and flow of the text, which can evoke different emotions and emphasize key ideas. A slow, steady rhythm can create a sense of calm or contemplation, while a fast, erratic rhythm can convey excitement or chaos. Matching the rhythm with the content of the passage can enhance the overall meaning and impact of the writing.
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Bharathanatyam meaning : Bha meaning emotion (Bhava), Ra meaning music (Raaga) , Ta meaning rhythm (Taal) and Natyam meaning dance. Thus Bharatanatyam is the dance that encompasses music, rhythm and expression and strictly adheres to the Natyashastra (the scripture of classical Indian dance).
The rhythm of language is called prosody. It refers to the patterns of stress, intonation, and timing in speech that help convey meaning and emotion.
Arrhythmia
"Ritmo" in Tagalog means rhythm. It refers to a regularly recurring pattern of beats or sounds in music or speech.
It's common to see a normal examination of the heart notated with the abbreviation S1 S2 NSR, meaning there was a normal "lub," a normal "dub," and a normal sinus rhythm ("NSR"). Some argue that you can't "hear" a normal sinus rhythm, but can only advise the rhythm is regular.
Palpitation is the medical term meaning a heightened percetion of your own heart rate, which may feel like pounding or racing. It may occur with regular rhythm, or with irregular rhythm (arrhythmia).