melan-

Somewhere a crow called, like the voice of that melan- choly land.

Oberon made her answer in a low and melan- choly voice.

Never in my life had I had such an attack of melan- choly.

It was the loveliest song she had ever heard and the most melan- choly.

She was smiling, a melan- choly, contemplative sort of smile.

This assembly of the gods called melan is usually celebrated with great pomp & show.

Maybe tell Melanie Griffith we named our son 'Melan' after her.

The cold wind is moody and melan- choly and always pensive.

A strange melan- choly expression transfigured his gaunt, bony features.

Many children named Melan after you."

"It's good something is being done," Mr. Melan said.

The elf glanced at Wingover, melan- choly elven eyes curious.

"It is indeed," agreed Alex. "Then why do you look so melan- choly?

"Mais, oui," said the priest, with a melan- choly smile.

O moy Bog, he contrited with melan- ctholy.

"I've always heard we dwarves are supposed to be melan - uh, meloch - er, unhappy.

It replaced the Melan Arch Bridge, which had collapsed two years prior, killing one motorist.

Laennec actually used the term 'melanose,' which he derived from the Greek (mela, melan) for "black."

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Melan, with 12 villages

'Melan' is a cultivar of the Bromeliad species Neoregelia concentrica.

Hewett probably became familiar with the Melan system when working with his uncle's construction firm in northwest Iowa.

Josef Melan (1854-1941) was an Austrian engineer.

Brigadoon: Marin & Melan (Character designs and chief animation director)

A name derived from melas, "black," would be melan-, not melin-.