The vernacular names in other cultures and languages for Ceratonia siliqua include:

Arabic: خروب, kharrub‎ kharrūb;
German: Johannisbrotbaum;
Greek:χαρουπιά, haroupia or
Greek: ξυλοκερατιά, ksylokeratia ;
Spanish:algarrobo, caroba;
French: caroubier, caroube;
Hebrew: חרוב‎ ḥaruv;
Portuguese: alfarrobeira;
Catalan: garrofa;
Sicilian: carrubba;
Turkish:keçiboynuzu;
Croatian: rogač.^[2]

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