How to Say “Papaya” in Arabic

بابايا
bābāyā
The English word papaya is translated into Arabic as بابايا (bābāyā).
بابايا is a noun used to refer to the papaya fruit.
Meaning: fruit (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is bābāyā.

Did you know?

  • Arabic uses a system of three-letter roots for most words, but بابايا does not follow this rule because it is a borrowed term.
  • Because it is a borrowed word, بابايا does not have a traditional 'plural' form based on Arabic broken plural patterns.
  • Because بابايا lacks a traditional root, it cannot be used to generate the typical Arabic 'verb' forms that most nouns can produce.

Examples in context

  • عنده بابايا.
    He's got a papaya.
    This sentence is useful for showing how to express possession of the fruit using بابايا.
    Tatoeba #10782936 by Amghar, translation #12888860 by rul
  • أحب البابايا كثيراً
    I love papaya very much
  • هل لديكم بابايا طازجة؟
    Do you have fresh papayas?
  • هل اشتريت بابايا اليوم؟
    hal ishtarayta babaya al-yawm?
    Did you buy papaya today?

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