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Etymology of the Latin word melodia

the Late Latin word melodia (melody; pleasant song)
derived from the Greek word meloidia
derived from the Greek word melos, μέλος (a limb or part of the body)
derived from the Greek word oide
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *wed-

Derivations in Latin

melodarama, melodrama

Derivations in other languages

French melody

Cognates

Dutch melodie, English melody, French mélodie, German Melodie, Italian melodia, Lithuanian melodija, Norwegian melodi, Polish melodia, Russian мeлодия, Swedish melodi

Usage

Word found in Late Latin



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