Jessica in Chinese
Jessica in Chinese is 杰西卡 — Jessica means a feminine given name, believed to have been coined by Shakespeare in "The Merchant of Venice" from the Hebrew name Iscah.
Jessica in Chinese
杰西卡
Pronounced: Jié xī kǎ
A en given name.
What does "Jessica" mean?
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name A feminine given name, believed to have been coined by Shakespeare in "The Merchant of Venice" from the Hebrew name Iscah.
"Jessica read the part aloud with great confidence."
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Jessica in a sentence
- Jessica read the part aloud with great confidence.
- Jessica. It was, she later thought, a name well suited to whitehaired ladies with bright blue eyes.
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What is "Jessica" in Chinese?
"Jessica" in Chinese is 杰西卡. Jessica means: A feminine given name, believed to have been coined by Shakespeare in "The Merchant of Venice" from the Hebrew name Iscah.
How do you pronounce 杰西卡?
"Jessica" in Chinese is 杰西卡, pronounced "Jié xī kǎ".
How do you use "Jessica" in a sentence?
Example: "Jessica read the part aloud with great confidence." In Chinese, "Jessica" is 杰西卡.
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