Στίχοι & Ρίμες

Tool for those who are or aspire to become songwriters.

(AD) The application 'Lyrics and Rhymes' means the way of creating a rhyme (or similarity) of verses and / or lyrical forms of the written mainly speech. This is a Greek word game, which comes from the collection 'Lexipaignia', which was created and developed by the 'Ascholeion' Team (www.asxoleion.gr). At the moment, in the game we use only the Greek language and we only play with Greek words.

(BD) This application was created as a playful tool or medium for those who are or aspire to become lyricists. It also functions as a playful preoccupation with Greek words, as well as with their random or intentional and total or past participles. But above all, it developed as a simple and rather playful tool of language teaching of syllables, letters and consonants, consonants and rhyming words.

Besides, the similar words have always been of special interest in the lessons of spelling and 'style' in the written creative word, with the so-called "puns" and with the intentional or incorrect "spelling" etc.

(DG) However, those involved in the art of speech had long observed similar words and had cultivated, among other things, those of the "speech patterns" which they called "derivations", "homogeneous" or "homonymous" etc. .

Over time, the homonymous form of speech became systematized, it became the "trademark" for traditional, mainly, poetry and (to this day) for lyric poetry e.g. of "folk" songs. Today, almost everyone knows what "rhyme" is and already uses its international name, "rhyme / rhymes".

(DD) In ​​our application here, our search filters are very simple:

- First, you select by clicking the desired position of the tone: in the ending, in the concluding, in the pre-concluding. Example: 'concluding'.

- Next, you click to select the part or "parts of speech", to which you prefer the requested words-findings to belong: nouns, adjectives, verbs, of all. Example: 'verb'.

- Then, you write / enter the suffix you want, regardless of the spelling. As long as the suffix of your choice consists of at least two (2) letters, which must be 'legal' suffixes of our modern Greek language. Example: 'ini'.

- Finally, 'click' on the "continue" button and then wait for the answer of our application. The requested findings are recorded in alphabetical order. Examples: 'clarifies ..., interrogates ..., closes ..., inclines ..., dissolves ..., drinks ...' etc.