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heteronymous
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heteronymous /het·er·on·y·mous/ (-ĭ-mus) standing in opposite relations.
heteronymous
[het′əron′iməs]
Etymology: Gk, heteros, different, onyma, name
1 having different names; the opposite of synonymous.
2 pertaining to an optical phenomenon in which two images are produced by one object.
3 abnormal.


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For the first time a full volume (493 pages) was dedicated to the heteronym Caeiro, including essays by Mendes, Jackson, Ken Krabbenhoft, Antonio Ladeira, George Monteiro, Darlene Sadlier and Richard Zenith; I supplied a bibliography in Portuguese and a list of English translations of Caeiro's poetry.
A heteronym is a word spelled the same as another, but with a different pronunciation and meaning, such as lead: a metal or to be in front.
When vaguely remembering his childhood heteronym, Chevalier de Pas, he claims that this figure "ainda conquista aquela parte da minha afeicao que confina com a saudade" (95).
 
 
 
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