English Meaning & Definitions
A large, oval fruit with hard green rind, sweet red or pink pulp, and many black seeds; a watermelon.
- “Comemos fatias de melancia fresca na praia.”
- “A melancia é muito refrescante nos dias quentes de verão.”
English Synonyms & Near Equivalents
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Compare formal, informal, literary synonyms and register nuances for “melancia”.
Derived from the Arabic 'milāhiyya' (related to melons), passing through Andalusian Arabic and eventually entering Old Portuguese. It shares its ultimate root with other melon-related words in Mediterranean languages.
Think of a 'melon' with a 'cia' (fancy agency) inside—a refreshing agent for hot summer days!
Frequently Asked Questions About “melancia”
1. What is the meaning of “melancia” in English?
In English, melancia (noun) is defined as: “A large, oval fruit with hard green rind, sweet red or pink pulp, and many black seeds; a watermelon.”.
2. How do you use “melancia” in a sentence?
“Comemos fatias de melancia fresca na praia.”
3. What are English synonyms of “melancia”?
4. What is the etymology and word origin of “melancia”?
Derived from the Arabic 'milāhiyya' (related to melons), passing through Andalusian Arabic and eventually entering Old Portuguese. It shares its ultimate root with other melon-related words in Mediterranean languages.
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