What is the word for watermelon in your language?

[Dirdepo]

Azeri: qarpız
Estonian: arbuus
Greek: karpoúzi
Gujarati: tarabūca
Hindi: tarabooj
Kazakh: qarbız
Kyrgyz: darbız
Latvian: arbūzs
Lithuanian: arbūzas
Mongolian: tarvas
Nepali: tarabūja
Polish: arbuz
Punjabi: tarabūja
Russian: arbuz
Somali: qaraha
Tajik: tarʙuz
Tamil: tarpūcaṇi
Tatar: carbose
Turkish: karpuz
Turkmen: garpyz
Uzbek: tarvuz

[Petalpusher]

Pastèque

[Defcon2]

Sandía.

[Dušan]

Лубеница (Lubenica)

[Linebacker]

Bulgarian : Диня / Dinya

But a lot of regional dialects use the Turkish word Karpuz too.

[Blondie]

hungarian: görögdinnye (interesting because görög means greek, so in the hungarian language its greek fruit)
german: wassermelone

[Dirdepo]

Bulgarian and Hungarian language isolates

Dinya for us "pumpkin"

[Mejgusu]

karpuz/Wassermelone

[Tutankhamun]

Melancia

[PAGANE]

According to the earliest evidence, watermelons were first grown in Egypt about 5,000 years ago.
Watermelons have been grown in China since the tenth century, and in Europe since the 13th.