When trisyllabic and accented on the second syllable, they are amphibrachs; Mena:
Con crìnes | tendìdos | ardèr los | comètas.
When trisyllabic and accented on the third syllable, they are anapæsts; Iriarte:
De sus hì|jos la tòr|pe avutàr|da.
The terms given marked in Latin a quantitative division into feet, while in Spanish they denote only accentual conditions.
A syllable may be lacking at the end of a verse (then called catalectic); trochaic:
Yà los | càmpos | òrna A|bril;
in one of amphibrachs:
Derràma | su páli|da lùz;
dactylic: