IPA: /sʌlˈtænə/
KK: /sʌlˈtænə/
A type of green seedless grape often used to make raisins and white wine, or a woman related to a sultan, such as his wife or daughter.
She added sultanas to the cake for extra sweetness.
Sultana → The word originates from the Arabic 'سلطانة' (sultāna), meaning a female ruler or a woman of power. It refers specifically to a woman who holds authority, often used in historical contexts to denote the wife or female relative of a sultan.
Imagine a powerful woman ('سلطانة' in Arabic) who rules or holds authority — that's why 'sultana' refers to a female ruler.
No commonly confused words.