oregano in Japanese
oregano in Japanese is オレガノ, ハナハッカ, 花薄荷 — oregano means a fragrant herb, related to mint, whose leaves are widely used to season savory dishes, especially in Italian and Mediterranean cooking.
oregano in Japanese
オレガノ
Pronounced: oregano
The leaves of these plants used in flavouring food.
ハナハッカ
Pronounced: hanahakka
The leaves of these plants used in flavouring food.
花薄荷
Pronounced: hanahakka
The leaves of these plants used in flavouring food.
What does "oregano" mean?
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noun A fragrant herb, related to mint, whose leaves are widely used to season savory dishes, especially in Italian and Mediterranean cooking.
"She sprinkled dried oregano over the tomato sauce."
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oregano in a sentence
- She sprinkled dried oregano over the tomato sauce.
- Fresh oregano has a much stronger flavor than the dried version.
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What is "oregano" in Japanese?
"oregano" in Japanese is オレガノ, ハナハッカ, 花薄荷. oregano means: A fragrant herb, related to mint, whose leaves are widely used to season savory dishes, especially in Italian and Mediterranean cooking.
How do you pronounce オレガノ?
"oregano" in Japanese is オレガノ, pronounced "oregano".
How do you use "oregano" in a sentence?
Example: "She sprinkled dried oregano over the tomato sauce." In Japanese, "oregano" is オレガノ, ハナハッカ, 花薄荷.
Are there other ways to say "oregano" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "oregano": オレガノ, ハナハッカ, 花薄荷.
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