-melia

a combining form occurring in compound words that denote a condition of the limbs, as specified by the initial element.
phocomelia.

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Word History and Origins

< New Latin, combining form representing Greek ��é��ǲ� limb; -ia

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Example Sentences

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JSerra 9, Great Oaks 6: Melia Munoz hit a three-run home run to help the Lions advance to the Division 2 championship game against Los Alamitos.

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JSerra 7, Palos Verdes 1: Melia Munoz had a two-run home run and Annabel Raftery had four hits to lead JSerra in Division 2.

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Mr Miles also staged photos at the scene, wearing a “Free Sam Melia” T-shirt.

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Melia, a prominent regional organiser for Patriotic Alternative, was jailed earlier this year for inciting racial hatred.

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These included the group’s Yorkshire regional organiser, Sam Melia, who was jailed earlier this year for inciting racial hatred.

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When To Use

�� does -melia mean?

The combining form -melia is used like a suffix meaning “limb condition.” It is occasionally used in medical terms, especially in pathology.The form -melia comes from Greek ��é��ǲ�, meaning “limb.” The Latin translation of ��é��ǲ� is membrum, meaning “limb.” Find out how member and membrane derive from membrum at our entries for both words.

meletin meliaceous

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