meliv-krhton , Att. -kra<Eth>ton , tov , ( keravnnumi ) a drink of honey and milk offered to the powers below, Od.
melikthv"
melikthv" , ou`, oJ , Dor. -ktav" , ( melivzw ) a singer, player, Theocr., Mosch.
melivlwton
meliv-lwton , tov , also meliv-lwto" , oJ , melilot, a kind of clover, rich in honey, Cratin., etc.
melivnh, MELI vNH
MELI vNH »iØ1/4, hJ , millet, Lat. panicum , Hdt.: in pl. millet-fields, Xen., Dem.
mevlino"
mevliØno" , Ep. meivlino" , h, on , ( meliva ) ashen, Lat. fraxineus , Hom.
Melinofavgoi
MeliØno-favgoi , oiJ , ( fa±gei`n ) Millet-eaters, a Thracian tribe, Xen.
melivpai"
melivpai" , oJ , with honey-children, of a bee-hive, Anth.
melivpnoo"
meliv-pnoo" , on , contr. -pnou" , oun , honey-breathing, sweet-breathing, Theocr., Anth.
melivrruto"
melivr-ruØto" , on , ( rJevw ) honey-flowing, Plat.
melivsdw
melivsdw , Dor. for melivzw .
melivskion , tov , Dim. of mevlo" II , Alcman, Antiph.
mevlisma
mevlisma , tov , ( melivzw ) a song, Theocr.: a tune, Anth.
melismavtion
melismavtion , tov , Dim. of mevlisma , Anth.
mevlissa
mevlissa± , Att. -tta , h", hJ , ( mevli ) a bee, Lat. apis , Hom., etc.
2.
one of the priestesses
of Delphi, Pind.
II.
=
mevli
,
honey,
Soph. Hence
melivsseio"
melivsseio"
melivsseio" , a, on , of bees, khrivon m . a honeycomb, N.T.
melissovboto"