Called 'seeded apple' (or Punica granatum in Latin), the pomegranate spread east and west through the hot, dry regions of India, Asia Minor and the Mediterranean Coast and was introduced to the Americas by Spanish traders.
Lowu awu vitaniwa 'seeded apple' (Punica granatum hixi Latin), ti pomegranate ti hangalake kusuka e vuhuma dyambu nale vupela dyambu laha aku hisa, tindzhawu to oma ta India, Asia Minor nale Mediterranean Coast naswona ati tisiwile hivaxavisi vale Spain e Amerika.