Difference between Leitmotif and Leitmotiv

LEITMOTIF vs LEITMOTIV: NOUN

A recurring theme.
A melodic theme associated with a particular character, place, thing or idea in an opera.
A recurring theme in the activities of a person or group.
A guiding theme; in Wagnerian opera, a marked melodic phrase or short musical passage which always accompanies the reappearance of a certain person, situation, abstract idea, or allusion in the course of the play; a sort of musical label. Also called Leading motive.
A dominant and recurring theme, as in a novel.
A melodic passage or phrase, especially in Wagnerian opera, associated with a specific character, situation, or element.
A melodic phrase that accompanies the reappearance of a person or situation (as in Wagner's operas)

Alternative form of leitmotif.
In music, a leading motive (which see, under leading).
A melodic phrase that accompanies the reappearance of a person or situation (as in Wagner's operas)

Allegory, Trope, Subtext, Metaphor, Keynote, Thrust, Tagline, Slogan, Motto, Thread, Watchword, Mantra, Theme, Motif, Leitmotiv

Interpenetration, Adolf loos, Figuration, Metonymy, Catchword, Chaconne, Item, Slogan, Motto, Wagnerian, Mantra, Watchword, Motif, Theme, Leitmotif

Phrase, Ostinato, Narrative, Allegory, Subtext, Metaphor, Keynote, Thrust, Tagline, Slogan, Motto, Watchword, Theme, Motif, Leitmotiv

Indirectness, Interpenetration, Adolf loos, Figuration, Metonymy, Catchword, Chaconne, Item, Slogan, Motto, Wagnerian, Watchword, Motif, Theme, Leitmotif

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Sculptural forms that take inspiration from the classic, but revisited in a modern way, are the leitmotif of his creations.
Regulations on sovereign rights of oil exploitation on continental shelves would be a leitmotif in the near future.
Despite this reconfiguration, family still matters, and it remains an important leitmotif in the film to which I shall return.
Richard Wagner, a leitmotif is a short, recurring literary or musical theme.
But his leitmotif remains the search for a welcoming religious community.
Saxon eschatological writings so regularly that it acts as a leitmotif.
Support for Asian origins is a leitmotif in Amerindian genetic studies.
He considered this the leitmotif of his instructional years.
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Inverting the leitmotiv would mean to execute it from the end to the beginning of the movement, like rewinding a videotape.
Critiques of the Spanish treatment of native Americans was a leitmotiv in French writings at the time.
These images become a veritable leitmotiv of isolation and estrangement over the course of the story.
Leitmotiv of the performance is a bag, capitalist bag, richman's bag, refugee bag..
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The verb leiten means lead, and a leitmotiv is a leading motif.
For if the energy transition is about to become a consensual leitmotiv, it could be quite modest.
His psychological leitmotiv is complacency, and his geometrical expression roundness.