Melliferous

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 323
mel-if'er-us, adj. honey-producing, [L met, honey, and fero, to produce.] Mellifluent, mel-if'liJu-cnt, Mellifluous, mel-ifluu-us, adj flowing with honey or sweetne smooth —Wro Mellif luently, Mellif 'luoUSly. — Mellifluence. [L. me and Jluens—jluo. to flow.J Mellow, mcl'5, adj soft and ripe well matured soft to the touch v.t. to soften by ripene or age: to mature —vi to become soft: to be matured [A.S mearu soft, cog, with Dut. mtirzv and rnollig L. moll is Gr. tnalakos. See Marrow Mellowne , mel'6-nes, softne maturity,
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