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melodion

UK/mɪˈləʊdɪən/US/məˈloʊdi.ən/

melodion noun: an accordion. Also the misspelling of melodeon.

Noun

melodion (plural melodions)

  1. (obsolete) An accordion.

Also used as

melodion is also the misspelling of melodeon.

Forms of melodion

pluralmelodions

Origin of melodion

From Latin melodia (“melody”).

Words that rhyme with melodion

Questions about melodion

What does melodion mean?
Melodion means an accordion.
What part of speech is melodion?
Melodion is a noun.
How do you pronounce melodion?
Melodion is pronounced /mɪˈləʊdɪən/ (UK).
What is the plural of melodion?
The plural of melodion is melodions.

Words near melodion in the dictionary

  1. melodied
  2. melodies
  3. melodikon
  4. melodiograph
  5. melodiographs
  6. melodion
  7. melodions
  8. melodious
  9. melodious warbler
  10. melodious warblers
  11. melodiously

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