Definition of prooemium in English:

prooemium

(also proemium)

noun prəʊˈiːmɪəm

Proem.

Origin

Late 15th century; earliest use found in Gilbert Hay (c1397–c1465), soldier and poet. From classical Latin prooemium (also prohoemium, prohēmium) preface, preamble, introductory part of a speech, beginning, prelude, (in music) prelude, overture (Cicero) from ancient Greek προοίμιον preamble, introductory part of a speech, beginning, prelude, (in music) prelude, overture from προ- + οἴμη song + -ιον, suffix forming nouns, perhaps via the phrase πρὸ οἴμης before the song.

Definition of prooemium in US English:

prooemium

(also proemium)

nounprəʊˈiːmɪəm

Proem.

Origin

Late 15th century; earliest use found in Gilbert Hay (c1397–c1465), soldier and poet. From classical Latin prooemium (also prohoemium, prohēmium) preface, preamble, introductory part of a speech, beginning, prelude, (in music) prelude, overture (Cicero) from ancient Greek προοίμιον preamble, introductory part of a speech, beginning, prelude, (in music) prelude, overture from προ- + οἴμη song + -ιον, suffix forming nouns, perhaps via the phrase πρὸ οἴμης before the song.

词汇	prooemium
释义	Definition of prooemium in English: prooemium (also proemium) noun prəʊˈiːmɪəm Proem. Origin Late 15th century; earliest use found in Gilbert Hay (c1397–c1465), soldier and poet. From classical Latin prooemium (also prohoemium, prohēmium) preface, preamble, introductory part of a speech, beginning, prelude, (in music) prelude, overture (Cicero) from ancient Greek προοίμιον preamble, introductory part of a speech, beginning, prelude, (in music) prelude, overture from προ- + οἴμη song + -ιον, suffix forming nouns, perhaps via the phrase πρὸ οἴμης before the song. Definition of prooemium in US English: prooemium (also proemium) nounprəʊˈiːmɪəm Proem. Origin Late 15th century; earliest use found in Gilbert Hay (c1397–c1465), soldier and poet. From classical Latin prooemium (also prohoemium, prohēmium) preface, preamble, introductory part of a speech, beginning, prelude, (in music) prelude, overture (Cicero) from ancient Greek προοίμιον preamble, introductory part of a speech, beginning, prelude, (in music) prelude, overture from προ- + οἴμη song + -ιον, suffix forming nouns, perhaps via the phrase πρὸ οἴμης before the song.
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