square watermelon in latin???

I don't think there's such a thing as a square watermelon.

of course there's no such thing as a square watermelon in ancient rome
but there are square watermelons today, here on earth

As the watermelon was nopt introduced to Europe until the 13th century,
the Romans did not have a Latin word for it. "Citrullus lantanus" is its
scientific name. I'm not sure, but I think "citrullus" would mean "small citron
tree" and "lanatus" would mean "wooly".

Give me a square watermelon.
Da mihi quardum citrullum lanatum.

Thanks George
Yes, I know it's very unlikely that there's a Latin word for watermelon, that's where I came with the idea of Citrullus Lanatus (I wrote Lantanus on my first post, my fault)

And did you mean 'Da mihi quadrum citrullum lantanum'?
You wrote 'Da mihi quardum citrullum lanatum'

Thanks George
Yes, I know it's very unlikely that there's a Latin word for watermelon, that's where I came with the idea of Citrullus Lanatus (I wrote Lantanus on my first post, my fault)

And did you mean 'Da mihi quadrum citrullum lanatum'?
You wrote 'Da mihi quardum citrullum lanatum'

Good catch!
I need a Latin spellcheck.