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English to Spanish translations [PRO] Social Sciences - History | | English term or phrase: alliterative Arabic | | For the Ottomans Turkish became so pervasive that it all but supplanted Arabic as the language of learning and Persian as the language of culture although a refined Ottoman gentleman would know Arabic and Persian well, perhaps sufficiently to write poetry in the “three languages”, elsine-yi selâse in ***alliterative Arabic***. |
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A la orden, colega. |
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7 mins confidence:  peer agreement (net): +1 | alliterative arabic verso aliterativo en árabe
Explanation: Dado que habla de que escribe poesía, diría que escribe en versos con aliteración, lo cual además parece ser frecuente en la poesía árabe y hebrea.
Aliteración:
reiteración de la consonante inicial en el principio de dos palabras consecutivas o ligeramente separada. Dicho de otra manera, es la repetición de sonidos consonantes (fonemas) al principio de palabras o de sílabas acentuadas, como por ejemplo el verso de Zorrilla "el ruido con que rueda la ronca tempestad".
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Mejor verso "aliterado" como sugiere Yaotl.
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