How to Say “Strawberry” in Somali

frawla
frawla is the Somali word for strawberry.
Meaning: accessory fruit (noun)

Did you know?

  • In Somali, there is no native word that is a direct semantic equivalent to 'strawberry', meaning the language treats it as a specific category of imported goods.
  • You will rarely find frawla in traditional Somali poetry, as the fruit is a modern introduction to the region's diet.
  • Because frawla is a relatively modern loanword, you might hear older generations in rural areas use descriptions of its appearance or taste rather than the word itself.

Examples in context

  • Frawla waa midho macaan.
    Strawberry is a sweet fruit.

Example conversation

Yasmin and Omar are at a fruit market.

  1. Yasmin

    Omar, fiiri frawla-da halkan ku taal.
    Omar, look at the strawberries here.
  2. Omar

    Haa, waxay u muuqdaan kuwo aad u fiican.
    Yes, they look very good.
  3. Yasmin

    Ma iibsanaynaa frawla-dan?
    Shall we buy these strawberries?
  4. Omar

    Haa, fadlan soo iibi qaar.
    Yes, please buy some.
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