The Aztecs called the fruit xitomatl, meaning plump thing with a navel. Other Mesoamerican people, including the Nahuas, took the name as tomatl, from which Europeans derived the name tomato.
In Mexico the Aztecs cultivated the tomato for food. During the early 16th century, returning Spanish conquistadores took it to Spain and, borrowing the Nahuatl word tomatl, called it a tomate. Soon Spanish enclaves in Italy, North Africa, and the Middle East were enjoying the new delicacy.
This may not be true but i think it's because they look like apples and are in a kind of heart shape. As i say this may not be true , it is a educated guess
When the tomato was introduced to Europe it was thought to act as an aphrodisiac, and thus named pomme d'amour by the French.
There are two kinds: green tomato called "tomate verde" and red tomato called "jitomate".
Tomato puree
tomato roux
No he does not like to be called the flying tomato.
It is also called tomato puree in the UK.
Because the main ingredient is tomato.
Tomato is called as Tomota with variation as tamaata/tamota
tomato in Armenian is called and pronounced like:LO-LIG
You just answered your own question, retard. <-- Not true. The "stalk" on a tomato is actually called a Kaelik.
Tomato soup originated in mexico and was originally called Gazpacho.
tomato worms, also called hookworms or tobacoworms,are what eats the leaf of tomato plants.
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