senarius
noun
se·nar·i·us si-ˈner-ē-əs 
plural senarii si-ˈner-ē-ˌī
-ē-ˌē
: a verse consisting of six feet especially in Latin prosody
Word History
Etymology
Latin, from senarius consisting of six each, from seni six each, from sex six — more at six
First Known Use
1540, in the meaning defined above
- prefoliation
- prefoliations
- preform
- preformant
- preformat
- preformation
- preformationist
- preformationists
- preformations
- preformative
- preformats
- preformatted
- preformatting
- preformed
- preformed wire rope
- preformer
- preforming
- preformistic
- preforms
- preformulate
- preformulated
- preformulates
- preformulating
- prefranked
- prefranking