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.
Sabitwa 'lihhabhula letinhlavu' (noma iPunica granatum ngesi Latin), le hananandza yasakaka empumalanga nase nshonalanga ngesikhatsi sekushisa, etigodzini letomile tase India, eAsia kwabasemkhatsini bese eMediterranean Coast futsi yetfulwa ku Mamelika batsengisi be Spanish.