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MFrom Greek melōidia — melos ('song') + aoidē ('singing'); 'a tune' or 'song'. Used as an English word from the 14th century and as a given name from the 1930s onward.
From Greek melōidia — melos ('song') + aoidē ('singing'); 'a tune' or 'song'. Used as an English word from the 14th century and as a given name from the 1930s onward.
MFrom Greek melōidia — melos ('song') + aoidē ('singing'); 'a tune' or 'song'. Used as an English word from the 14th century and as a given name from the 1930s onward.
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