How to Say “Guava” in Somali

By Rachel Jessie • Updated October 4, 2026

seytuun

The Somali word for guava is seytuun.

seytuun is the noun used to refer to the guava fruit.

Meaning: fruit (noun)

Example conversation

Sagal and Abdirashid are at a fruit market.

Sagal

Abdirashid, ma jeceshahay seytuun?
Abdirashid, do you like guava?
Abdirashid

Haa, aad baan u jecelahay.
Yes, I like it very much.
Sagal

Aan iibsano seytuun hadda.
Let's buy some guava now.
Abdirashid

Waa fikrad wanaagsan, Sagal.
That is a good idea, Sagal.

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Rachel Jessie

Nabad galyo! I am Rachel, a language enthusiast, passionate about the beautiful Somali culture and language. My pastime revolves around perfecting my knowledge of dialects and indulging in diverse cultural experiences. Exploring Somali food terms is a hobby, thanks to my love for exotic cuisine. My writings are an amalgamation of extensive guides, from expressing emotions to everyday colloquialities in Somali. Let’s exchange stories and languages, make friendships and bridge gaps between cultures. Dadaal wacan! My love for the Horn of Africa also led me to Amharic, and I now write guides on saying everyday words in Amharic too. Keep trying, as learning never ends!

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