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Words of New Poems · 6 headwords
Each word with its meanings, its forms, and the lines it stands in.
Chryselephantine
chryselephantine thing once
Chryselephantine
From Greek 'chrys-' (gold) + 'elephantinos' (ivory): overlaid with gold and ivory, like ancient cult statues.
Contrefort
buttresses once
Contreforts
Contrefort is a French loanword German architectural writing used for a buttress.
Seen once or twice
Chinatasse
china cup once
Chor
chorus once
Choral
chorale once
Clavecin
harpsichord once
The particulars
- The words
- Every word of the text, parsed: its headword, its form and its meaning in the line. Source text: public domain (Rainer Maria Rilke, died 1926; Neue Gedichte published 1907 and 1908), from Wikisource.
- Translation
- Public-domain German (Rilke, d. 1926). English translation © 2026 1732 Studios, LLC.
- Data
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