See also: Quadrans Quatrains Quadrisect Quadrisyllabic Quadrants Quadroons Quadrate Quadratic Quadruple Quadruplet Quadrillion Quadrivalent Quad Quady Quadrax Quadruplex Quadax Quade Quadis Quadrel Quadrem Quadro Quadratum Quadrant Quadriplegia Quadriplegic Quadrilateral
QUADRAINS [ˈkwäˌtrān]
NOUN
The definition of a quatrain is a group of four lines in a poem. An example of a quatrain is a stanza in a poem. noun. 1.
A quatrain is a pair of rhyming lines. A quatrain is a poem with fourteen lines. "A quatrain is a stanza of four lines" best defines a quatrain.
Definition of Quatrain. A quatrain is a verse with four lines, or even a full poem containing four lines, having an independent and separate theme.
Definition of Quatrain. A poem, unit or stanza of four lines of verse, usually with a rhyme scheme of abab or its variant, xbyb”. “The rhyming four‐line groups that make up the first eight or twelve lines of a sonnet are also known as quatrains”. The quatrain is the most commonly used stanza in English poetry and most modern European languages.