IPA: //məˈloʊdiən//
KK: /mɛˈloʊdiən/
A small musical instrument similar to a harmonium, which uses reeds to produce sound when air is drawn through them.
He played a beautiful tune on his melodeon during the concert.
**Melodeon** → The word 'melodeon' is derived from the Greek 'melodia' (meaning song or melody) and the suffix '-on', which is often used in the names of musical instruments. The term refers to a musical instrument that produces melody, typically a type of small organ or harmonium.
Think of 'melody' from Greek, which means song, to remember that a 'melodeon' is an instrument that creates melodies.