What is jujube honey called in Arabic?

The jumbo honey is highly appreciated in countries that speak Arabic. In fact, it mainly comes from these countries.

In Arabic, jujube honey is said "عسل السدر". Knowing how it's said will make it easier for you to find it abroad whether you want to buy it in small or large quantities.

The different names for jujube honey

Whether you want to buy it in Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Saudi Arabia or any other country whose population speaks the Arabic language, jujube honey will always be said "عسل السدر".

You'll be understood by saying it this way despite the fact that locally a dialectal Arabic is used.

However, some people call it differently. So it's not that you won't be understood, just that the naming of the product is different. Here are a few of them:

• Sidr Maliki (السدر الملكي), or "Le jujubier Royal" in French
• In phonetics, we'll find "sidr maliki" spelled differently as "sidr maliky"
• There's also a mix between Arabic and French with "sidr royal"

Other honeys with different names

While jujube honey may be named differently, but is still very widely referred to as "sidr honey" "عسل السدر" in Arabic, other honeys experience more variation depending on their geographical origin.

In this respect, euphorbia honey stands out:

• When it comes from Morocco, it will be called daghmous honey "عسل الدغموس"
• From Yemen, it's called "Sal" from Yemen "عسل سال"