Definition of passy-measure in English:

passy-measure

(also passing-measure)

noun ˈpasimɛʒəˈpɑːsimɛʒə

historical

= passamezzo. Frequently attributive and in plural, especially in "passy-measures pavane".

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Nicholas Breton (?1555–c1626), poet. Apparently alteration by folk etymology of passamezzo; in β and some forms with further alteration of the first element to passing and pace respectively after Italian passa- and passo.

Definition of passy-measure in US English:

passy-measure

(also passing-measure)

noun

historical

= passamezzo. Frequently attributive and in plural, especially in "passy-measures pavane".

单词	passy-measure
释义	Definition of passy-measure in English: passy-measure (also passing-measure) noun ˈpasimɛʒəˈpɑːsimɛʒə historical = passamezzo. Frequently attributive and in plural, especially in "passy-measures pavane". Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Nicholas Breton (?1555–c1626), poet. Apparently alteration by folk etymology of passamezzo; in β and some forms with further alteration of the first element to passing and pace respectively after Italian passa- and passo. Definition of passy-measure in US English: passy-measure (also passing-measure) noun historical = passamezzo. Frequently attributive and in plural, especially in "passy-measures pavane". Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Nicholas Breton (?1555–c1626), poet. Apparently alteration by folk etymology of passamezzo; in β and some forms with further alteration of the first element to passing and pace respectively after Italian passa- and passo.
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