- Marc
Mellits (born 1966) is an
American composer and musician.
Mellits was born in Baltimore, Maryland. He
studied at the
Eastman School of
Music from...
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HaMelitz (Hebrew: המליץ) was the
first Hebrew newspaper in the
Russian Empire. It was
founded by
Alexander Zederbaum in
Odessa in 1860.
HaMelitz first...
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Programme (ISEP). In post-nominals the university's name is
abbreviated as
Melit; a
shortened form of
Melita (a
Latinised form of the Gr**** Μελίτη). The...
- (mélissa), "bee",
which in turn
comes from μέλι (meli), "honey". In Hittite,
melit signifies "honey".
Melissa is a
common variant form, with
others being Malissa...
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after that year.
Josel was the
title character of the 1892
Yiddish operetta Melits Yosher:
Rabbi Yoselman, or The
Alsatian Decree by
Abraham Goldfaden. One...
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Carmelita Yboa
Carnacite Catbalogan,
Samar Nationality Filipino Other names "
Melit"
Education Saint Mary's
College of
Catbalogan Samar College Occupation(s)...
- managers. In July 1981 the
hotel was
bought by
members of the
Balkin and
Melit families.
Previously at
auction the
business had been p****ed in for $575...
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breuan "quern" *
mélit, *melnés "honey"
mildew (< OE mele-dēaw "honeydew") miliþ "honey" mel (mellis) "honey" (> mellifluous) méli (
mélit-) "honey"; Att...
- *bʰéroyd '(s)he
would carry, subj.' > *berayt > *berai; *mélid ~ *
mélit- 'honey' > *
melit ~ *melid- > *meli ~ *melid- > *mili ~ *milid- /ɣʷ/ > /w/, sometimes...
- high
sonority of the
subsequent liquid ל (/l/),
compare with מְלִית (/
meˈlit/, not /*mlit/) 'filling' (in cuisine). ^
Exceptions to rule 6
include פְּסַנְתְּרָן...
