IPA: //rɒnˈdɛlɛt//
KK: /rɒnˈdɛlɛt/
A type of poem that has seven lines, where the first line with four syllables is repeated as the third and seventh lines, and the other lines have eight syllables.
The poet wrote a beautiful rondelet that captured the essence of spring.
Rondelet is derived from the Old French word 'rondelet', which is a diminutive form of 'rond' (meaning round). The suffix '-let' indicates a smaller or lesser version. Therefore, 'rondelet' refers to a small round object or shape.
Think of 'round' to remember that 'rondelet' means a small round thing.