Senzale?

[shamla12]

I was wondering if anyone knows what the English name is for Senzale, the small, date-shaped fruit that grows in eastern Afghanistan. In its dry form, it appears red in color. Could these be Jujuba/Chinese red dates? The Jujube tree grows in a similar climate as that found in many parts of Afghanistan and the fruit is cultivated in nearby North Pakistan near the Himilayan mountains as well.

[afghan]

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[MostafaM]

Jujuba?
Sounds like a word from an african Bantu language.

[shamla12]

Jazakallah wror. I should have posted pictures. Thanks.

fruit, leaves, seed, root, plant; uses: pain, poisoning, anticancer, diuretic, irritated tissue, expectorant, sedative, respiratory disease, burns, cooling of the body, relaxant, skin conditions, facilitation of stomach action, general health, weight gain, muscular strength, stamina, liver function, immune system function, antipyretic, hair growth, strangury, vasoconstriction, blood purification, chronic fatigue, treat appetite loss, antidiarrheal, anemia, irritability, hysteria, palpitations, insomnia, night sweats, dyspepsia, wound healing, ulcers, hypertonia, nephritis