melono

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Melono (noun, sense 1)
La melono (proper noun, sense 1)

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  • Rhymes: -ono
  • Hyphenation: me‧lo‧no

Noun

melono (accusative singular melonon, plural melonoj, accusative plural melonojn)

  1. melon
    • 1927, La Sankta Biblio, Nombroj (Numbers) 11, 5', page 129:
      Ni memoras la fiŝojn, kiujn ni manĝis en Egiptujo senpage, la kukumojn kaj la melonojn kaj la poreojn kaj la bulbojn kaj la ajlojn.
      We remember the fishes, that we ate in Egypt freely, the cucumbers and the melons and the leeks and the onions and the bulbs of garlic.
    Hyponym: kantalupo

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Proper noun

melono (accusative melonon)

  1. (humorous, slang) The Esperanto jubilee symbol, consisting of the Latin letter E and Cyrillic letter Э.
    Synonym: jubilea simbolo
    • 1995 January 16, Edmund Grimley-Evans, “re:Versa Stello”, in alt.uu.lang.esperanto.misc (Usenet):
      Por niaj rilatoj al eksteruloj ver^sajne la jubilea simbolo (a^u "melono" a^u "rugbea pilko") pli ta^ugas ol stelo, kvankam mi konsilas inkluzivi etan stelon en la jubilea simbolo, sed por esperantistoj la simbolo de Esperanto ver^sajne restos verda stelo kvaza^u eterne.
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      The jubilee symbol (or "melon" or "rugby ball") is seemingly better suited for our contact with outsiders than a star, although I advise including a tiny star in the jubilee symbol, but, for its speakers, the symbol of Esperanto will seemingly always remain a green star.
    • 1999 March, Jorge Camacho, La Liturgio de l’ Foiro:
      Kontraste kun UEA, uzanta la melonon (la jubilean simbolon), LF-koop ne evitas la verdan stelon nek, almenaŭ provizore, la dikliteran frontispicon de Heroldo.
      In contrast to UEA, which uses the "melon" (the jubilee symbol), LF-koop doesn't avoid the green star nor, at least temporarily, the bold-lettered frontispiece to Heroldo.
    • 2008 August 27, Jens S. Larsen, “re: Citizendium kontrau Vikipedio”, in soc.culture.esperanto (Usenet):
      Ekzemple gxi donas la impreson ke oni komencis inventi simbolojn (la stelon, la melonon) nur en 1983 -- en la fonto (retpagxo kien kondukas ligilo) la jaro estas gxuste indikita kiel 1893!
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      For example, it gives the impression that we only started inventing symbols (the star, the melon) in 1983 -- in the source (the webpage the link leads to) the year is rightly given as 1893!

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Etymology

Borrowed from Esperanto melonoEnglish melonFrench melonGerman MeloneItalian meloneSpanish melón.

Pronunciation

Noun

melono (plural meloni)

  1. melon
    Hyponym: kantalupo