Are "fava bean" and "lima bean" both translated as "habas" in Spanish?

Question

SpanishDict translates both fava bean and lima bean as "habas" although they are different. Are there distinctly different Spanish translations for these two bean types?

Answer 1

On SpanishDict I got this under lima bean:

judía blanca (español de España), frijol blanco (Am salvo RP), poroto blanco (Andes, RP)

Another dictionary gave me this for lima bean:

fríjol de media luna, judía de la peladilla

I got "haba" for fava bean.

Answer 2

Hola,

I found this...

Lima bean - frijol de lima, alubia de lima, fríjol de media luna, habichuela de lima, judía blanca, poroto blanco, frijol pallar, judía de la peladilla, judía de Lima, pallar; Sinónimos: navy bean, haricot bean; Broad flat beans simmered gently; never eaten raw. ; Bush bean plant cultivated especially in southern United States having small flat edible seeds.

Fava bean - haba caballar, haba, haba caballuna, haba caballuno, haba cochinera; Sinónimos: broad bean, broadbean, horse bean, horsebean, Vicia faba, bean of antiquity; Shell beans cooked as limas. ; Seed of the broad-bean plant.