melody meaning in Latin

English	Latin
melody [melodies] (sequence of notes that makes up a musical phrase) noun [UK: ˈme.lə.di] [US: ˈme.lə.di]	melodia, canornoun {m}
melody [melodies] noun [UK: ˈme.lə.di] [US: ˈme.lə.di]	melodia [melodiae](1st) F noun modulamen [modulaminis](3rd) N noun numerus [numeri](2nd) M noun
melody, charm (in speaking) noun	canorum [canori](2nd) N noun
melody, order of notes noun	armonia [armoniae](1st) F noun harmonia [harmoniae](1st) F noun
melody, song noun	modulatio [modulationis](3rd) F noun
diatonic melody noun	ditonica [ditonicae](1st) F noun
joyful melody noun	jubilus [jubili](2nd) M noun
kind of melody in Greek music noun	enarmonicon [enarmonici]noun N enarmonion [enarmonii]noun N enharmonicon [enharmonici]noun N
make (melody) clear and sweet (liquid) verb	liquefacio [liquefacere, liquefeci, liquefactus](3rd) TRANS verb
of kind of melody in Greek music noun	enharmonicos [enharmonici]noun M enharmonios [enharmonii]noun M
of kind of melody in Greek music adjective	enarmonicus [enarmonica, enarmonicum]adjective enarmonius [enarmonia, enarmonium]adjective enharmonicus [enharmonica, enharmonicum]adjective enharmonius [enharmonia, enharmonium]adjective
song, tune, air, strain, lay, melody noun	melos [meli]noun N melum [meli](2nd) N noun melus [meli](2nd) M noun
tune, melody noun	canor [canoris](3rd) M noun

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