see|Melody
English
Etymology
ME. term|melodie, from OF. term|melodie, from L. term|melodia, from Gr. term|scGrek|μελῳδία|trmelÅ�idÃa||singing, chanting, from term|scGrek|μÎλοÏ�|trmélos||musical phrase + term|scGrek|á¼�οιδή|traoidá¸�||song, contracted form term|scGrek|ᾠδή|trÅ�dá¸�.
Pronunciation
a|GenAm? IPA|/�m�l�di/, SAMPA|/"mEl@di/
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a|RP IPA|/�mel�di/, SAMPA|/"mel@di/
Noun
en-noun|melod|ies
- tune; sequence of notes that makes up a musical phrase
Synonyms
sense|sequence of notes that makes up a musical phrase tune
Translations
trans-top|sequence of notes that makes up a musical phrase
Bosnian: t-|bs|melodija|f
Bulgarian: мелоди� (melodija) f
Chinese: æ�²è°�, æ�æ�²
Croatian: t-|hr|melodija|f
Dutch: t+|nl|melodie|f
Esperanto: t-|eo|melodio|xs=Esperanto
Estonian: meloodia
Finnish: melodia, sävel
French: t-|fr|mélodie|f
German: Melodie f
Greek, Modern: μελ�δία (melodia)
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Kurdish: KUchar|ئا�از
Hungarian: t-|hu|dallam, t-|hu|melódia
Italian: t+|it|melodia|f
Japanese: t-|ja|æ�æ�²|scJpan, t-|ja|調ã�¹|scJpan, t-|ja|æ��å¾�|sc=Jpan
Latin: t-|la|melodia
Norwegian: t-|no|melodi|m
Portuguese: t+|pt|melodia|f
Serbian:
Slovene: t-|sl|melodija|f
Spanish: t-|es|melodÃa|f
Swedish: t-|sv|melodi|c
Turkish: t-|tr|melodi
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Derived terms
melodic
melodic
melodious
melodium
See also
scale
tune
harmony
music
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