Petrarchan（adj.）
"彼特拉克诗歌的，与彼特拉克的诗歌有关的，或具有彼特拉克诗歌特色的"，1827年（基茨在1818年使用 Petrarchal），源自诗人弗朗切斯科· Petrarch（意大利语 Petrarca）（1304-1374）。
"Petrarchian," not "Petrarchan," as some have it. To begin with, Milton, who is something of an authority, writes "Petrarchian." In the second place, if people want to write English, "Petrarch" is the poet's name, and "Petrarchian" is, according to all analogy, its adjective, In the third, if they want to write Italian, his name is "Petrarca," without any h, and its adjective is "Petrarcan." [George Saintsbury, "History of English Prosody," 1906]
"Petrarchian"，而不是"Petrarchan"，有些人这样说。首先，米尔顿是某种权威，他写了"Petrarchian"。其次，如果人们想写英语，"Petrarch"是诗人的名字，"Petrarchian"是它的形容词，根据所有类比。第三，如果他们想写意大利语，他的名字是"Petrar c a"，没有任何 h，它的形容词是"Petrarcan"。[乔治·圣茨伯里，《英语韵律史》，1906年]
该词起源时间：1827年