Fruits

1. تفاح

   tuffāḥ

   Apple

   Usage

   A common fruit at markets and fruit stalls.

   Grammar Note

   Fruit names are normally said in the collective form; add a number before it to count pieces.

2. بنان

   banān

   Banana

   Usage

   Banana; sold by the bunch or by weight at the market.

   Grammar Note

   Fruit names are normally said in the collective form; add a number before it to count pieces.

3. ليمون

   līmūn

   Orange

   Usage

   In Moroccan Darija "līmūn" means orange; a lemon is "ḥāmeḍ".

   Grammar Note

   Fruit names are normally said in the collective form; add a number before it to count pieces.

4. عنب

   ʿnab

   Grape

   Usage

   Grapes.

   Grammar Note

   Fruit names are normally said in the collective form; add a number before it to count pieces.

5. فريز

   frīz

   Strawberry

   Usage

   Strawberry; from French fraise.

   Grammar Note

   Fruit names are normally said in the collective form; add a number before it to count pieces.

6. دلاح

   dellāḥ

   Watermelon

   Usage

   Watermelon, a summer staple.

   Grammar Note

   Fruit names are normally said in the collective form; add a number before it to count pieces.

7. أناناس

   anānās

   Pineapple

   Usage

   Pineapple.

   Grammar Note

   Fruit names are normally said in the collective form; add a number before it to count pieces.

8. حامض

   ḥāmeḍ

   Lemon

   Usage

   Lemon. Because "līmūn" means orange, ask for "ḥāmeḍ" when you want lemons.

   Grammar Note

   The same word is also the adjective "sour".

9. مانڭ

   māng

   Mango

   Usage

   Mango; from French mangue.

   Grammar Note

   Fruit names are normally said in the collective form; add a number before it to count pieces.

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