How to Say “Macadamia Nut Oil” in Spanish

aceite de macadamia
/aθeite de makadamja/from spelling rules
The English phrase macadamia nut oil is translated into Spanish as aceite de macadamia.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of aceite (oil), de (of) and macadamia (macadamia), literally translating to oil of macadamia.

How does it change in a sentence?

To express the plural macadamia nut oils, the noun aceite is pluralized to aceites while the noun macadamia remains singular as it acts as a modifier.

Did you know?

  • The Spanish word aceite comes from the Arabic word az-zayt and is a distant relative of the Hebrew word záyit for 'olive'.
  • The word aceite is used both for the cooking oil used in a pan and the lubricating oil used in a car engine.
  • Because macadamias are not native to Spanish-speaking countries, the word macadamia is a loanword that retains its original spelling across almost all Spanish dialects.

Examples in context

  • En esta receta gourmet, te recomiendo utilizar aceite de nuez de macadamia para realzar los sabores.
    In this gourmet recipe, I recommend using macadamia nut oil to enhance the flavors.
  • Me encanta cocinar con aceite de macadamia, le da un toque especial a mis platos.
    I love cooking with macadamia oil, it adds a special touch to my dishes.
  • Necesito comprar aceite de nuez de macadamia para hacer esa receta que tanto me gusta.
    I need to buy macadamia nut oil to make that recipe I love so much.
  • El aceite de macadamia es muy bueno para la piel.
    Macadamia nut oil is very good for the skin.
  • Necesito comprar un poco de aceite de macadamia.
    I need to buy some macadamia nut oil.
  • Este champú contiene aceite de macadamia.
    This shampoo contains macadamia nut oil.

Example conversation

Sofía and Daniel are shopping for skincare products at a pharmacy.

  1. Sofía

    Daniel, mira este aceite de macadamia para la piel.
    Daniel, look at this macadamia nut oil for the skin.
  2. Daniel

    Parece muy bueno, ¿es caro?
    It looks very good, is it expensive?
  3. Sofía

    No, tiene un precio razonable hoy.
    No, it has a reasonable price today.
  4. Daniel

    Entonces compra uno para nosotros.
    Then buy one for us.

Sources

  • IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
  • Word origins: Wiktionary entries aceite, de, CC BY-SA 4.0.
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