[ˈmɛl.la], [ˈmɛl.la]
OriginFrom mel (“honey”).
- accusative, form-of, nominative, plural, vocativenominative/accusative/vocative plural of mel
- declension-1, femininehoney-water
- declension-1, masculine, singulara river in Transpadane Gaul that flows into the Ollius, still called Mella
- declension-1, masculine, singulara Roman surname in the gens Annaea
Formsmellae(genitive) · mella(nominative, singular) · mellae(nominative, plural) · mellae(genitive, singular) · mellārum(genitive, plural) · mellae(dative, singular) · mellīs(dative, plural) · mellam(accusative, singular) · mellās(accusative, plural) · mellā(ablative, singular) · mellīs(ablative, plural) · mella(singular, vocative) · mellae(plural, vocative) · Mellae(genitive) · Mella(nominative, singular) · Mellae(genitive, singular) · Mellae(dative, singular) · Mellam(accusative, singular) · Mellā(ablative, singular) · Mella(singular, vocative)
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