How to Say “Guava” in Malayalam

പേരയ്ക്ക
pēraykka
The English word "guava" is പേരയ്ക്ക (pēraykka) in Malayalam.
പേരയ്ക്ക is used to refer to the guava fruit.
Meaning: fruit (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is pēraykka.

Did you know?

  • In many parts of Kerala, street vendors will offer sliced പേരയ്ക്ക accompanied by a signature sprinkle of salt and dried red chili powder.
  • Because the പേരയ്ക്ക is highly seasonal, its appearance in local markets often signals the transition between different monsoon phases in Kerala.
  • In traditional Kerala home gardens, the പേരയ്ക്ക tree is prized not just for fruit but for its leaves, which are sometimes used in folk medicine.

Examples in context

  • എനിക്ക് പേരയ്ക്ക ഇഷ്ടമാണ്.
    enikku pēraykka iṣṭamāṇ.
    I like guava.
  • ഈ പേരയ്ക്ക നല്ല മധുരമുള്ളതാണ്.
    ī pēraykka nalla madhuramullatāṇ.
    This guava is very sweet.
  • കടയിൽ പേരയ്ക്ക ഉണ്ടോ?
    kaṭayil pēraykka uṇṭō?
    Is there guava in the shop?

Example conversation

Manoj and Anjali are at a fruit stall.

  1. അഞ്ജലി Anjali

    മനോജ്, ഈ പേരയ്ക്ക നല്ലതാണോ?
    Manoj, ee peraykka nallathano?
    Manoj, is this guava good?
  2. മനോജ് Manoj

    അതെ, ഇത് നല്ല പഴുത്തതാണ്.
    Athe, ithu nalla pazhuthathanu.
    Yes, it is well ripened.
  3. അഞ്ജലി Anjali

    എങ്കിൽ നമുക്ക് ഇത് വാങ്ങാം.
    Engil namukku ithu vanganu.
    Then let's buy this.
  4. മനോജ് Manoj

    ശരി, നമുക്ക് ഒരു കിലോ എടുക്കാം.
    Sheri, namukku oru kilo edukkam.
    Okay, let's take one kilo.

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