An evergreen climbing shrub with small, fragrant white flowers used to scent tea or make perfume; the flowers themselves.

the female given name Julia

Sally (name)

Audrey; a transliteration of the English given name

Natalie (name)

the jasmine plant or its white fragrant blossoms

The Western female given name Iris; transliteration of Iris

Cleopatra (c. 70–30 BC), queen of Egypt

Elizabeth (name)

tea scented with jasmine flowers

the British luxury fashion house Burberry

four-o'clock; Marvel of Peru (Mirabilis jalapa), a tropical plant with colorful flowers that often open in the late afternoon

Elizabeth (personal name)

ornamental woody vine or shrub with colorful papery bracts surrounding small white flowers, often used for garden screens and hedges

the first mammal to be cloned from an adult somatic cell

The tragedy by William Shakespeare [[莎士比亚|莎士比亞|sha1 shi4 bi3 ya4]] written in 1606.

American diplomat and political scientist who served as the 66th United States Secretary of State

(Taiwan) Dolly the sheep (1996-2003), the first mammal cloned from an adult cell

jasmolin; a chemical compound used in insecticides and found in some insecticides and flower oils

Julia (name)

the given name Julia

(name) Julia

Julia Gillard (1961–), Australian politician who served as prime minister from 2010 to 2013

a young and cute girl, specifically a girl under fifteen years old; abbreviated from the name [[萝莉塔|蘿莉塔|luo2 li4 ta3]] from the novel "Lolita" by Vladimir Nabokov

transliteration of the name Lolita, the title character from the novel by Vladimir Nabokov

a person with a complex or attraction to young girls; also refers to a genre of manga or anime centered on this theme (Japanese loanword)

(loanword) daiquiri; a cocktail made of rum, lime juice, and sugar