How to Spell verse
verse
verse - noun
- A line of metrical writing
Source: Merriam-Webster Dictionary API
"a fourteen-syllable verse"
Etymology
Middle English vers, fers, in part borrowed from Anglo-French vers, verse in part going back to Old English fers, both borrowed from Latin versus "furrow, measure of land, row, line, line of writing, line of metrical writing," action noun derived from vertere "to cause to turn, rotate," {mat|worth:1|}
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