What is Tsamiya English?

Tsamiya
Tsamiya is a Hausa word that translates as “tamarind” in English. Tamarind is a common fruit pulp that is generally known as tsamiya in Hausa. This fruit is mostly grown in Nigeria’s northern area. Tamrindus indica is the scientific name for it. It is said to have originated in Africa but is now found all over the globe. It has a long pod and a brown shell that covers it; you can’t eat tamarind without bursting the shell; as kids, we called it the “long vitamin C” because of its sweet and sour taste. It belongs to the same family as the more famous Velvet Tamarind.

Tamarind juice is an extract made from the pulp of the tamarind fruit. This delectable sweet drink is packed with nutrients. It is a completely natural health medication that promotes the proper functioning of the body’s systems.

What is Tsamiya in Yoruba?
Tamarind, or Indian date (Tsamiya in Hausa; Icheku oyibo in Igbo; ajagbon in Yoruba): a tropical plant that is underappreciated. Indian date or tamarind People all across the world appreciate the strangely sweet-sour pulp found within its brittle, gray, or cinnamon-brown pods.

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