Definition of melic in English:

melic

adjective ˈmɛlɪkˈmɛlɪk

(of an ancient Greek lyric poem) meant to be sung.
Example sentencesExamples
- Although the metre and dialect are Dorian, the poems breathe the spirit of Aeolian melic poetry.

Late 17th century: via Latin from Greek melikos, from melos 'song'.

angelic, archangelic, evangelic, melick, philatelic, psychedelic, relic

adjectiveˈmelikˈmɛlɪk

(of a poem, especially an ancient Greek lyric) meant to be sung.
Example sentencesExamples
- Although the metre and dialect are Dorian, the poems breathe the spirit of Aeolian melic poetry.

Late 17th century: via Latin from Greek melikos, from melos ‘song’.

单词	melic
释义	Definition of melic in English: melic adjective ˈmɛlɪkˈmɛlɪk (of an ancient Greek lyric poem) meant to be sung. Example sentencesExamples Although the metre and dialect are Dorian, the poems breathe the spirit of Aeolian melic poetry. Origin Late 17th century: via Latin from Greek melikos, from melos 'song'. Rhymes angelic, archangelic, evangelic, melick, philatelic, psychedelic, relic Definition of melic in US English: melic adjectiveˈmelikˈmɛlɪk (of a poem, especially an ancient Greek lyric) meant to be sung. Example sentencesExamples Although the metre and dialect are Dorian, the poems breathe the spirit of Aeolian melic poetry. Origin Late 17th century: via Latin from Greek melikos, from melos ‘song’.
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