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melodium

melodium noun: a type of reed organ, similar to a harmonium.

Noun

melodium (plural melodiums)

  1. A type of reed organ, similar to a harmonium.
  2. A music hall.

Forms of melodium

pluralmelodiums

Origin of melodium

Alternative form of melodeon. Both this word and its variant melodeon are ultimately borrowings from French French mélodium and German German Melodium. Attested from 1846.

Words formed from melodium

Questions about melodium

What does melodium mean?
Melodium means a type of reed organ, similar to a harmonium.
What part of speech is melodium?
Melodium is a noun.
What is the plural of melodium?
The plural of melodium is melodiums.

Words near melodium in the dictionary

  1. melodises
  2. melodising
  3. melodism
  4. melodist
  5. melodists
  6. melodium
  7. melodiums
  8. melodization
  9. melodizations
  10. melodize
  11. melodized

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