Malinconicamente
Melancholy; in sad, melancholy manner. a Mancando (It.) [from mancare, to want; fail]. Decreasing; dying away in loudness and speed.
Manche (Fr.) (mansh), Manico (It.) (mah'nee-ko). Handle; neck of violin, etc. Mandola (It.), Mandora. A large mandolin.
Mandolin, Mandolino (It.) (man-do-lee-no).
A string instrument of the lute family, strung with eight wire strings tuned in pairs; the tuning same as the violin; played by means of a small plectrum; fingerboard fretted like the guitar.
Mandolinata (It.). dolin in effect.
Resembling the man- Manichord [from Lat., manus, hand, chorda, string]. Supposed to be the earliest form of a string instrument, with keyboard, possibly the same as the clavichord.