parhypate
/pɑːˈhɪpətiː/noun
In ancient Greek music: the second lowest note in either of the two lowest tetrachords.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Phillips's New World of Words. From classical Latin parhypatē (in post-classical Latin also parypatē) and its etymon ancient Greek παρυπάτη the string next to the hypate from παρα- + ὑπάτη.
- shoulder surfing
- shoulder to shoulder
- shouldn't
- shounen
- shout
- shouter
- shouting distance
- shouting match
- shout line
- shout-out
- shout something from the housetops
- shout something from the rooftops
- shout the odds
- shouty
- shove
- shove-halfpenny
- shovel
- shovelboard
- shoveler
- shovelful
- shovel hat
- shovelhead
- shovelhead shark
- shoveller
- shovel pass