How Do You Spell PAPAYA?
The fruit with a pleasant, tropical flavor is called "papaya" (pəˈpaɪjə) and is often found in recipes worldwide. The word "papaya" comes from the Taíno language of the Caribbean and was adopted into English in the 16th century. It is spelled with two "a's" and a "y" to represent the Spanish pronunciation "pa-PA-ya," which is closer to the original Taíno pronunciation. The correct spelling of "papaya" not only ensures proper communication but also helps to preserve the history and culture of the indigenous people.
Top Common Misspellings for PAPAYA *
- papyaya 100%
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Other Common Misspellings for PAPAYA
- papaua
- papare
- paypay
- papau
- pappaya
- papita
- papcy
- papar
- papay
- lapaya
- lpapaya
- ppaya
- pataya
- preaya
- tupaya
- Apayd
- Paaga
- Papagai
- poaya
- plsaya
- plaaya
- Kapiya
- Kadaya
- Paliya
- pancya
- garaya
- iapaa
- lAPABA
- papcha
- paplsa
- pasayy
- payaa
- calpaya
- Pappda
- Papdada
- Papeada
- Papdia
- Papesda
- Papagye
- Fayaya
- Papauan
- Papayea
- Papayu
- Pampaya
- Popaya
- Papaaay
- yaaya
- Pypara
- Pearaya
- Kalpaya
- Papaud
- Faaya
- Saaaya
- Kapayka
- Pyaya
- Jasaya
Similar spelling words for PAPAYA
Plural form of PAPAYA is PAPAYAS
8 words made out of letters PAPAYA
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