Vanessa in Japanese
Vanessa in Japanese is ヴァネサ, ヴァネッサ — Vanessa means a butterfly of the genus Vanessa, which includes species such as the painted lady and red admiral.
Vanessa in Japanese
What does "Vanessa" mean?
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noun A butterfly of the genus Vanessa, which includes species such as the painted lady and red admiral.
"A vanessa fluttered past, its orange and black wings catching the afternoon light."
Vanessa in a sentence
- A vanessa fluttered past, its orange and black wings catching the afternoon light.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Vanessa" in Japanese?
"Vanessa" in Japanese is ヴァネサ, ヴァネッサ. Vanessa means: A butterfly of the genus Vanessa, which includes species such as the painted lady and red admiral.
How do you pronounce ヴァネサ?
"Vanessa" in Japanese is ヴァネサ, pronounced "vanesa".
How do you use "Vanessa" in a sentence?
Example: "A vanessa fluttered past, its orange and black wings catching the afternoon light." In Japanese, "Vanessa" is ヴァネサ, ヴァネッサ.
Are there other ways to say "Vanessa" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "Vanessa": ヴァネサ, ヴァネッサ.