lemon balm

English

Noun

lemon balm (countable and uncountable, plural lemon balms)

A perennial herb, of species Melissa officinalis, of southern Europe; used as a flavouring in ice cream etc.
Synonyms: balm, bee balm, sweet balm

Translations

Melissa officinalis

Albanian: bar blete (sq) ?, bari i bletës ?, melisa ?
Arabic: بَاذَرُوج ? (bāḏarūj), تُرُنْجَان ? (turunjān)
Armenian: պատրինջ (hy) (patrinǰ)
Middle Armenian: պատրանճպուէ (patrančpuē)

Old Armenian: ձագի դեղ (jagi deł)
Azerbaijani: badrənc
Basque: garraiska, limoe bedarr
Bulgarian: маточина (bg) f (matočina), пчеляк m (pčeljak)
Catalan: tarongina (ca) f
Chinese:
Cantonese: ^{(please verify)} 香蜂草 (hoeng¹ fung¹ cou²)

Mandarin: ^{(please verify)} 香蜂草 (xiāng fēng cǎo), ^{(please verify)} 香蜂花 (xiāng fēng huā), ^{(please verify)} 香蜂葉／香蜂叶 (xiāng fēng yè)
Czech: meduňka (cs) f
Danish: citron-melisse ?, hjertensfryd ?, melisse ?
Dutch: citroenmelisse (nl) f, citronella (nl) m, bijenkruid (nl) n, vrouwenkruid n
Esperanto: meliso, oficina meliso, citrona meliso
Estonian: sidrunmeliss
Finnish: sitruunamelissa (fi)
French: citronnelle (fr) f, baume mélisse m, mélisse citronnelle f, mélisse officinale f, mélisse (fr) f, baume (fr) m, herbe citron f
Galician: melisa (gl) f, abelleira (gl) f, cidreira (gl) f
Georgian: ბარამბო (barambo)
German: Zitronenmelisse f, Gartenmelisse f, Melisse (de) f, Herzkraut n, Herztrost m (regional)
Greek: μελισσόχορτο (el) n (melissóchorto)
Ancient: μελισσόφυλλον n (melissóphullon)
Hebrew: מליסה f
Hungarian: citromfű (hu), orvosi citromfű, citromszagú melissza, méhfű (hu), mézfű (hu), igaz nádrafű, macskaméz (hu), mézelke
Icelandic: sítrónumelissa ?, hjartafró ?
Irish: lus na meala líomóide m
Italian: citronella f, melissa vera f, melissa (it) f, cedronella (it) f, erba limona f
Japanese: 西洋山薄荷 (せいようやまはっか, seiyō yamahakka), レモンバーム (ja) (remonbāmu)
Korean: 멜리사 (mellisa), 레몬 밤 (remon bam), 레몬밤 (remonbam)
Kurdish:
Central Kurdish: بەنۆشەک (benoşek), ھەنگبەر (hengber)
Latvian: ^{(please verify)} ārstniecības melisa ? , ^{(please verify)} citronmētra ?, ^{(please verify)} citronmelisa ?
Lithuanian: vaistinė melisa ?, citrininė melisa ?
Macedonian: маточина f (matočina)
Middle English: medewort
Norwegian: hjertensfryd ?, sitronmelisse ?
Occitan: melissa (oc) f citronèla (oc) f poncidara f abelhana (oc) f
Persian: فرنجمشک (fa) (faranjmošk), بلنجمشک (balanjmošk), ترنجان (fa) (toronjân)
Polish: melisa (pl) f, melisa lekarska (pl) f
Portuguese: erva-cidreira (pt) f, cidreira (pt) f
Romanian: roiniță (ro) f, melisă (ro) f
Russian: лимонник (ru) m (limonnik), мелисса лимонная f (melissa limonnaja)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: ма̏тичња̄к m

Roman: mȁtičnjāk (sh) m
Slovak: medovka lekárska (sk) f
Slovene: navadna melisa f, melisa (sl) f
Spanish: melisa (es) f, toronjil (es) m, citronela f, hoja de limón f
Swedish: citronmeliss (sv) ?, hjärtansfröjd ?, bisuga ?
Turkish: oğul otu (tr), melisa otu, kovan otu (tr), acemotu, limon nanesi, limon otu (tr), turuncan
Ukrainian: меліса лікарська ? (melisa likarsʹka), маточник ? (matočnyk), меліса лимонна ? (melisa lymonna), роївник ? (rojivnyk)
Welsh: balm (cy) m

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