Marjolaine
From the French marjolaine, meaning "marjoram", derived from the Latin maiorana, an aromatic minty herb.
Meaning and origin
Marjolaine is a French given name derived directly from the word for marjoram, an herb long valued in European cooking and traditional medicine for its minty flavour and aromatic qualities.
How to pronounce Marjolaine
| French (France) | mar-zhol-EN /maʁ.ʒo.lɛn/ |
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