Melissa in Japanese
Melissa in Japanese is メリッサ — Melissa means lemon balm, a fragrant herb often used in teas and traditional remedies for calming the nerves.
Melissa in Japanese
メリッサ
Pronounced: merissa
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 Japanese?
"Melissa" in Japanese is メリッサ. Melissa means: Lemon balm, a fragrant herb often used in teas and traditional remedies for calming the nerves.
How do you pronounce メリッサ?
"Melissa" in Japanese is メリッサ, pronounced "merissa".
How do you use "Melissa" in a sentence?
Example: "She grows melissa in the garden to make a soothing evening tea." In Japanese, "Melissa" is メリッサ.
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