According to Wiktionary, the word "aureolus" is stressed on the "re" (au-RE-o-lus).
Assuming that's correct, I am wondering if, in poetry, I can place the stress on the "o" instead. I am trying to make a perfect rhyme between, say, "holus" (HO-lus) and "aureolus". Is this allowed, or does that do violence to "aureolus"?
Assuming that's correct, I am wondering if, in poetry, I can place the stress on the "o" instead. I am trying to make a perfect rhyme between, say, "holus" (HO-lus) and "aureolus". Is this allowed, or does that do violence to "aureolus"?
