Melissa in Irish
Melissa in Irish is Maolíosa — Melissa means lemon balm, a fragrant herb often used in teas and traditional remedies for calming the nerves.
Melissa in Irish
Maolíosa
A en given name.
What does "Melissa" mean?
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noun Lemon balm, a fragrant herb often used in teas and traditional remedies for calming the nerves.
"She grows melissa in the garden to make a soothing evening tea."
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name A female given name derived from the Greek word for "bee."
"Melissa studied biology before switching to law."
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Melissa in a sentence
- She grows melissa in the garden to make a soothing evening tea.
- Melissa studied biology before switching to law.
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What is "Melissa" in Irish?
"Melissa" in Irish is Maolíosa. Melissa means: Lemon balm, a fragrant herb often used in teas and traditional remedies for calming the nerves.
How do you use "Melissa" in a sentence?
Example: "She grows melissa in the garden to make a soothing evening tea." In Irish, "Melissa" is Maolíosa.
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