Desert truffles go by several different names. In Iran they are called "Donbalan", In Kurdistan they are called "Domalan" in Central Anatolia and Kurdistan areas, also "Keme" on the Syrian-Kurdistan border. In Algeria and Tunisia they are called "terfez," the Bedouin of the Western Desert call them "terfas ترفاس". The Kuwaitis call them "fagga" فقع, the Saudis فقع "faq'h", and in Syria, and in Libya "terfase" ترفاس, they are known by their classical Arabic name, "kamaa كمأ." Iraqis call them "kamaa," "kima" or "chima كمأ," depending on local dialects and in Oman they are"faqah"فقع The Hebrew word is "kmehin" ("kmeha" in singular). In southern Spain, they are known as "turmas" or "criadillas" and in the Canary Islands they are known as "Papas Crias". In Botswana they are called "mahupu". In Iran; they are called "Dombal". The Nama-Damara call them "!Nabas", where they are also known as the "Kalahari truffle". In Hungary they are known as "homoki szarvasgomba" ("sand truffles") and are sold to English-speaking nations as "honey truffles".