How to Say “Hazelnut” in Spanish

avellana
/abeˈʝana/feminine
The Spanish word for hazelnut is avellana.
The word avellana refers to the hazelnut fruit. If you want to describe something as having a hazelnut flavor, use the phrase sabor a avellana.
Meaning: fruit (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of avellana is avellanas.

How do you pronounce it?

/abeˈʝana/

Did you know?

  • The word avellana is named after the ancient Italian city of Avella. It is thought that the fruit was once a major commodity produced in that specific region.
  • In Spanish, describing someone's eyes as ojos avellana is a common way to describe a hazel eye color, which is a mixture of green and brown.
  • If you are looking for hazelnut trees in a Spanish garden, you should search for avellanos, using the masculine suffix to denote the tree rather than the fruit.

Examples in context

  • El café que tomé llevaba crema de avellana encima.
    The coffee I drank had hazelnut cream on top.
    This sentence is useful for seeing how to use avellana when describing a topping on coffee.
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  • El avellano produce deliciosas avellanas
    The hazelnut tree produces delicious hazelnuts
  • Mi abuela me regaló unas avellanitas deliciosas
    My grandma gave me some delicious little hazelnuts
  • Añado avellanas picadas a mis galletas para darles más sabor.
    I add chopped hazelnuts to my cookies to give them more flavor.
  • ¿Dónde puedo comprar avellanas frescas en esta ciudad?
    Where can I buy fresh hazelnuts in this city?
  • El helado de avellana es mi sabor favorito.
    Hazelnut ice cream is my favorite flavor.
  • Me gusta beber café con leche y un poco de crema de avellana.
    I enjoy drinking coffee with milk and a bit of hazelnut cream.
  • Esta avellana está muy dulce.
    This hazelnut is very sweet.

Example conversation

Mateo and Sofía are looking at a dessert menu.

  1. Mateo

    Sofía, ¿quieres el pastel de avellana?
    Sofía, do you want the hazelnut cake?
  2. Sofía

    Sí, suena delicioso, Mateo.
    Yes, it sounds delicious, Mateo.
  3. Mateo

    Yo voy a pedir el de chocolate.
    I am going to order the chocolate one.
  4. Sofía

    Buena elección, pidamos los dos.
    Good choice, let's order both.

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