lamia in Japanese
lamia in Japanese is ラミアー — lamia means in folklore, a monstrous female figure, part woman and part serpent, said to prey on children.
lamia in Japanese
ラミアー
Pronounced: ramiā
(Greek mythology) A monster preying upon human beings, who sucked the blood of children, often described as having the head and breasts of a woman and the lower half of a serpent.
What does "lamia" mean?
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noun In folklore, a monstrous female figure, part woman and part serpent, said to prey on children.
"The old story warned children not to wander at night for fear of the lamia."
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- The old story warned children not to wander at night for fear of the lamia.
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What is "lamia" in Japanese?
"lamia" in Japanese is ラミアー. lamia means: In folklore, a monstrous female figure, part woman and part serpent, said to prey on children.
How do you pronounce ラミアー?
"lamia" in Japanese is ラミアー, pronounced "ramiā".
How do you use "lamia" in a sentence?
Example: "The old story warned children not to wander at night for fear of the lamia." In Japanese, "lamia" is ラミアー.
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