If you’ve just found a plant or tree on the TV and want to know, look up the Hausa names for plants and trees to know the meaning in English and don’t want to ask everyone what they are called, there is hope! Many Hausa names for plants and trees are easy to pronounce.
By slightly pronouncing the names in English to Hausa, the names of the plant or trees would not be similar; you will not be able to figure out what it is that way.
Here are 50 Common Hausa names for plants and trees. You can check out other Hausa Traditional Names.
- Desert Date – Aduwa
- Bambara nuts – Gujiya
- Okro – Kubewa
- Cocoyam – Gwaza
- Guava – Gwaiba
- Shea – Kadai
- Pumpkin – Kabewa
- Clove – Kanum Fari
- Mango – Mangwaro
- Tumeric – Kurkum
- Henna Leaves – Gyanyan Lalle
- Coral tree – Minjirya
- Sesame – Ridi
- Cassava – Rogo
- Garlic – Tafarnuwa
- Olive – Zaitun
- Cola – Goro
- Fig – Farin Baure
- Sorghum – Dawa
- Ginger – Citta
- Tamarind – Tsamiya
- Chilli Pepper – Barkono
- Egyptian mimosa – Bagaruwa
- Groundnut – Gyada
- Rice – Shinkafa
- Pineapple – Abarba
- Cotton – Auduga
- Garden egg – Yalo
- Yam – Doya
- Potatoes – Dankali
- Sweet Potato – Dankalin Hausa
- Date – Dabino
- Banana – Ayaba
- Melon seeds – Agushi
- Maize – Masara
- Wheat – Alkama
- Waterleaf – Alayyahoo
- Onions – Albasa
- Grape – Inabi
- Sugar cane – Rake
- Sweet pepper – Tattasai
- Cabbage – Kabeji
- Carrots – Karas
- Tomatoes – Tumatur
- Coconut – Kwakwa
- Watermelon – Kankana
- Paw paw – Gwanda
- Orange – Lemo
- Boabab – Kuka
- Bitter leaf – Shuwaka
Conclusion
One of the most common questions is what are the common Hausa names of plants and trees? This article has compiled50 of such common names for plants and trees in Hausa language so that it can be a great way for you and your children to learn about the world around you.
What Hausa names of plants and trees do you know? Kindly leave a comment with the name of the trees or plant and its Hausa name in the comment section below, and we will share its English meaning. Don’t forget to share this post with your loved ones.
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