melodrama
Norwegian
noun
Definitions
- a melodrama
Etymology
Derived from Ancient Greek μέλος (limb, song, melody, member, tune, music, part of the body) compound from Norwegian Bokmål + Norwegian Bokmål drama.
Origin
Norwegian
drama
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- acromesomelia English
- amelia English
- anisomelia English
- melomaniac English
- melos English
- polymelia English
- melos Latin
- maniaque French
- mélodrame French
- melodrama Spanish, Castilian
- Δημομέλης Ancient Greek
- Σεμέλη Ancient Greek
- δρᾶμα Ancient Greek
- λαλοβαρυπαραμελορυθμοβάτης Ancient Greek
- μέλος Ancient Greek
- *mel- Proto-Indo-European
- Norwegian Bokmål
- Barentshavet Norwegian Bokmål
- aceton Norwegian Bokmål
- beaufortskala Norwegian Bokmål
- drama Norwegian Bokmål
- durumhvete Norwegian Bokmål
- erlenmeyerkolbe Norwegian Bokmål
- gisseldrama Norwegian Bokmål
- granateple Norwegian Bokmål
- isotop Norwegian Bokmål
- jantelov Norwegian Bokmål
- karbamid Norwegian Bokmål
- kneippbrød Norwegian Bokmål
- masovn Norwegian Bokmål
- mikrotom Norwegian Bokmål
- neolittisk Norwegian Bokmål
- oldebarn Norwegian Bokmål
- paillegul Norwegian Bokmål
- pitabrød Norwegian Bokmål
- puslespill Norwegian Bokmål
- retoromansk Norwegian Bokmål
- sorbinsyre Norwegian Bokmål
- substrat Norwegian Bokmål
- terminologi Norwegian Bokmål
- termoklin Norwegian Bokmål
- trolleybuss Norwegian Bokmål
- troposfære Norwegian Bokmål
- zoonose Norwegian Bokmål
- melodrama Norwegian Nynorsk
- jantelov Danish
- ερρινομελής Greek (modern)