English
fava beans
Etymology
fava + bean, from Italian fava.
Noun
fava bean (plural fava beans)
- An edible bean (Vicia faba) native to Africa and Southwest Asia with a long tradition of cultivation.
Synonyms
Translations
Vicia faba
- Arabic: فُول m pl (fūl)
- Egyptian Arabic: فول m pl (fūl)
- Aromanian: fauã f, favã f
- Asturian: faba f
- Azerbaijani: paxla (az)
- Catalan: fava (ca) f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 蠶豆／蚕豆 (zh) (cándòu), 蚕豆 (zh) (cándòu)
- Czech: bob (cs)
- Finnish: härkäpapu (fi)
- Friulian: fave f
- Galician: faba loba (gl) f, fabaca (gl) f, fabón (gl) m, faballón (gl) m, carracha (gl) f
- Georgian: ცერცვი (cercvi)
- German: Ackerbohne f, dicke Bohne f, Puffbohne (de) f, Favabohne f
- Greek: κουκί (el) n (koukí)
- Hebrew: פול (he)
- Italian: fava (it) f
- Japanese: 空豆 (soramame)
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- Macedonian: бакла f (bakla)
- Maltese: favetta f
- Occitan: fava (oc)
- Polish: bób (pl) m
- Portuguese: fava (pt) f
- Quechua: hawas
- Romanian: bob (ro) m
- Russian: боб садо́вый m (bob sadóvyj)
- Serbo-Croatian: bob (sh) m
- Sicilian: fava (scn) f, fafa (scn) f
- Slovak: bôb
- Spanish: haba (es) f
- Swedish: bondböna c
- Thai: ถั่วปากอ้า (tùa bpàak âa)
- Ukrainian: біб (uk) m (bib)
- Venetian: fava f
- Vietnamese: đậu tằm
- Walloon: feve (wa) f
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References
Vicia faba on Wikipedia.Wikipedia 
Vicia faba on Wikispecies.Wikispecies 
Vicia faba on Wikimedia Commons.Wikimedia Commons 
