Hydromelon

Locations and Uses

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Names in Other Regions
Language	Names	Meanings
Japanese	ヒンヤリメロン (Hin'yari meron) ^(BotW) ヒンヤリメロン ^(TotK) ヒンヤリメロン (Hin'yari Meron) ^(HWAoC)^[2]
Chinese^TR	冰泠蜜瓜 (Bīnglíng mìguā) ^(BotW) 冰冷蜜瓜 (Bīnglěng mìguā) ^(TotK)
Chinese^SI	冰冷蜜瓜 (Bīnglěng mìguā) ^(TotK)
Dutch	Watermeloen ^{(BotW \| TotK \| HWAoC)}^[3]^[4]^[5]	Watermelon
French^CA	Melon glagla ^(TotK)
French^EU	Melon glagla ^{(BotW \| TotK)}	Glagla melon Glagla is an onomatopoeia used to describe someone shivering.
German	Frostmelone ^{(BotW \| TotK)}
Italian	Melone fresco ^{(BotW \| TotK)}	Fresh melon
Korean	썰렁멜론 (Sseolleongmellon) ^(BotW) 썰렁멜론 ^(TotK)
Russian	Морозный арбуз (Moroznyy arbuz) ^(BotW)
Spanish^LA	Sandía del oasis ^(BotW)
Spanish^EU	Sandía gélida ^(BotW) Sandía del oasis ^(TotK)
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↑ "Hydromelon
This resilient fruit can flourish even in the heat of the desert. The hydrating liquid inside provides a cooling effect that, when cooked, increases your heat resistance." — Inventory (Breath of the Wild)
↑ "ヒンヤリメロン" — Material (Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity)
↑ "Watermeloen" — Inventory (Breath of the Wild)
↑ "Watermeloen" — Inventory (Tears of the Kingdom)
↑ "Watermeloen" — Material (Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity)