← Back to context Comment by stavros 13 hours ago Melanotrypophobia, although the Greek term is "mayri trypa", literally "black hole". 3 comments stavros Reply brador 9 hours ago Any relation to the words melancholy? stavros 9 hours ago Yes, as the sibling said, melancholy means "black bile". ButlerianJihad 9 hours ago Yes, that is cognate with ancient Greek μελαγχολία, and with the same root: μέλαςhttps://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/melancholy
brador 9 hours ago Any relation to the words melancholy? stavros 9 hours ago Yes, as the sibling said, melancholy means "black bile". ButlerianJihad 9 hours ago Yes, that is cognate with ancient Greek μελαγχολία, and with the same root: μέλαςhttps://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/melancholy
ButlerianJihad 9 hours ago Yes, that is cognate with ancient Greek μελαγχολία, and with the same root: μέλαςhttps://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/melancholy
Any relation to the words melancholy?
Yes, as the sibling said, melancholy means "black bile".
Yes, that is cognate with ancient Greek μελαγχολία, and with the same root: μέλας
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/melancholy