Onomatopoeia. Word that sound like the actual sound they are describing. Like tap or drip.
Plays, poems, and novels\
chandran ('Ambili ammavan' is another term most used in Malayalam slang and colloquial language) A simple term used in poems, common stories, folktales, and the like.
Such words are onomatopoetic. Wicked is not one of them.
Phonetics.
End rhyme.... APEX ............................................................................................................................
I am unaware of any such a term, but from what little I know of Latin I would like to suggest:metaprose
This is like not words
I have never heard the term solo talks. do you mean reciting poems from memory or something like that, or speeches in English Classes. I graduated in l974 and never heard the term solo talks, a new one on me. Monologues, yes. Usually a speech on a given subject area ( for example Hemingway) or memorized recitals of poems.
A sub genre is like subdivisions of an encompassing term. Like if you say you saw a movie labeled -drama- could you watch it and see if it was a romantic drama? Its taking groups like comedies, mysteries, poems, and making the thinking narrower.
There words in English that Filipino use that has no Tagalog term for it. These are foreign words that has no Tagalog term. Example like the word hotdog, spaghetti,
Contractual terms are the words that relate to the wording on the contract and include words like, agreement, clause, and memos.
"Apbhransh shabd" is a term used in Hindi language to refer to words borrowed or derived from other languages. These words have been adapted into Hindi while retaining their original form and meaning.