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Line 1: {{tp title\|melome\|mijomi}} ~~{{Needs work}}~~ {{nimi\|melome \| PoS = content word Line 10 ⟶ 9: ==Etymology== The words {{tp\|melome}} and {{tp\|mijomi}} were coined by {{tok\|[[jan inwin]]}} in 2017 and are derived from [[Acronyms#nimi sin\|shortening]] the phrases {{tp\|~~meli~~<u>mel</u>i pi ~~olin~~<u>o</u>lin ~~meli~~<u>me</u>li}}~~, meaning~~ ("women-loving ~~women~~woman",) and {{tp\|~~mije~~<u>mij</u>e pi ~~olin~~<u>o</u>lin ~~mije~~<u>mi</u>je}}~~, meaning~~ ("men-loving ~~men~~man").{{citation needed}} =={{tp\|sitelen pona}}== The {{tp\|[[sitelen pona]]}} glyphs for {{tp\|melome}} ({{sps\|melome}}) and {{tp\|mijomi}} ({{sps\|mijomi}}) are derive from the glyphs for {{tp\|[[meli]]}} and {{tp\|[[mije]]}}, respectively, with the head radical being replaced with the glyph for {{tp\|[[olin]]}}. In {{tp\|melome}}, the radical for {{tp\|olin}} is inverted upside-down to avoid confusion with {{tp\|nena olin}}. ==See also==