Words Ending With YA

A loose black robe worn by Muslim women.

A teacher or spiritual guide in Indian traditions.

Immigration of Jews to Israel; a variant of aliyah.

A watchtower or lookout point.

A hybrid fruit of cherimoya and sweetsop.

The roseate spoonbill, a wading bird.

A Russian-style steam bath.

The bunya pine, a tree native to Queensland.

A South American tree whose bark yields quinine.

An orchid of the genus Cattleya, with large showy flowers.

A leafy perennial Mexican shrub cooked and eaten as a vegetable.

A tropical fruit with green leathery skin and sweet white flesh.

A viral fever spread by mosquito bites.

Alternative spelling of cherimoya.

Alternative form of dahabieh.

A small clay oil lamp.

A long, loose robe worn in North Africa.

An alternative spelling of djellaba.

A loose robe worn in North Africa.

Any plant of the genus Garrya.

A major administrative province of the Russian Empire.

Informal greeting meaning hello.

A tropical climbing plant with waxy flowers, often grown as a houseplant.

Alternative spelling of hryvnia.

A Russian newspaper, founded in 1917.

State of the masses; Gaddafi-era Libyan state.

A Creole rice dish with meat, seafood, and vegetables.

An Arabian dagger with a short curved blade worn on a belt.

An Arabic term for a republic.

The water monitor, a large Southeast Asian lizard.

A traditional blouse worn in Southeast Asia, often with a sarong.

A traditional Malay women's blouse.

African mahogany tree.

An evocation of harmony and unity, often used sarcastically.

A plant of the genus Xanthosoma with edible tubers.

A member of a Mesoamerican people known for their ancient civilization.

Volcanic mud flowing from a crater.

The monetary unit of Mauritania.

The currency unit of Mauritania, divided into five khoums.

A tropical fruit with orange flesh and black seeds.

A succulent herb native to central Australia.

Plural of perikaryon, the cell body of a neuron.

An archaic form of piranha.

Edible fruit of a cactus with bright red flesh.

The fruit of certain cacti, with bright skin and speckled flesh.

A flat area that seasonally fills with water that evaporates.

An area of open water amid sea ice in polar regions.

A monetary unit of Myanmar, one hundredth of a kyat.

A territory under Ottoman administration.

A plant of the genus Romneya, the matilija poppy.

A Scandinavian knotted-pile rug.

A leafy vegetable, also called chaya.

A Japanese racketeer who blackmails companies by threat of public humiliation.

The soybean plant or its edible bean.

Plural of synkaryon.

A plant of the genus Thuya.

Foreign particles found within an organism.

Nonstandard spelling of you.