melodiare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to sing  play (music), following a melody

Usage notes

 * This compound verb has an alternative form that is used even more in the entire verbal paradigm. Both variants are not used in  form based on the first element (the Greek root ), but the stress falls on the second stem (, from the verb ) which was absorbed by the Latin verb . Hence the same by the Italian verb.
 * Example: "ho melodzzàto" is more standardized and equivalent to "io melodiài", because the Italian language uses frequently the passato prossimo and very rarely the "past historic" (passato remoto).