Fruits Vocabulary
A collection of words related to different types of fruits in Spanish.
cereza
cherry
A cherry is the fruit of many plants of the genus Prunus, and is a fleshy drupe (stone fruit). They are small and round, often bright red in color, and are sweet or sour in taste.
Example sentences with cereza →Ciruela
Plum
Plums are a type of stone fruit that come in many different varieties. They can be sweet or tart, and can be eaten fresh or used in cooking.
Example sentences with Ciruela →frutas
fruits
'Frutas' means 'fruits' in Spanish. This term is broadly used in shopping markets or at home to discuss various fruits available in the region.
Example sentences with frutas →grosella
grosella
The word 'grosella' in Spanish translates to 'currant' in English. This term is used to describe small berries of several distinct species of shrubs in the family Grossulariaceae. These berries are often red, black, or white and are frequently used in making jams, jellies, and baked goods. They should not be confused with the dried 'zante currants' used in baking, which are actually a type of small grape.
infusión de tila
lime infusion
The term 'infusión de tila' in Spanish refers to a type of herbal tea or infusion made from the flowers of the lime tree (Tilia). Widely enjoyed across Spain and Latin America, this infusion is often consumed for its calming effects and pleasant, mildly sweet taste.
kiwi
kiwi
The Spanish word 'kiwi' translates to 'kiwi' in English. The word refers to the kiwi fruit, a small brown-skinned fruit with bright green flesh and tiny black seeds. It's also known for its distinctive sweet-tart flavor. The term 'kiwi' can also refer to a flightless bird native to New Zealand, or a colloquial term for a New Zealander.
lichi
lychee
The word 'lichi' in Spanish represents the term 'lychee' in English. This word relates to a specific tropical fruit, which is native to China. This fruit is known for its bright red exterior, which is rough in texture, and covers a sweet, luscious white flesh inside. This delectable fruit is widely used in various cuisines worldwide, especially in desserts and beverages due to its unique sweet flavor and pleasant aroma. Thus, when you encounter the term 'lichi' in Spanish texts, it's certainly referring to the delightful lychee fruit in English context.
lima
lime
The Spanish word 'lima' translates to 'lime' in English. A lime is a round green fruit from a tree, known for its sour flavors and is typically used in many dishes and drinks. In Spanish speaking countries, you would use 'lima' when referring to this green citrus fruit.
Example sentences with lima →limón
lemon
A lemon is a citrus fruit known for its sour taste. It’s oval and often yellow, with a thick rind. It’s commonly used in cooking, baking, and also for its juice.
Example sentences with limón →Mango
Mango
A tropical fruit that is known for its flavor, fragrance, taste, and heath promoting qualities. It is rich in vitamins A, C, and D.
Example sentences with Mango →manzana
apple
'Manzana' is the Spanish word for 'apple'. It's a significant term in Spanish, as apples constitute a common and popular fruit in many Spanish-speaking countries.
Example sentences with manzana →maracuyá
passionfruit
The Spanish word 'maracuyá' translates to 'passionfruit' in English. It is a tropical fruit that's native to South America. It is known for its sweet, somewhat tart flavor, vibrant color, and the seed-filled pulp inside. The word 'maracuyá' is mostly used in Latin America while in Spain it is commonly referred to as 'fruta de la pasión'.
mora
blackberry
Blackberries are versatile fruits, commonly used in desserts, jams, seedless jelly, and sometimes wine. They are high in fiber and vitamin C.
Example sentences with mora →papaya
papaya
The word 'papaya' in Spanish refers to a tropical fruit native to Mexico and Central and South America. This fruit is generally large with a sweet and juicy orange or pink pulp inside. It's well-known for its black seeds, which while being edible can have a slightly bitter taste. Beyond just being a fruit, 'papaya' is also used metaphorically in some Spanish-speaking countries to refer to different things.
pelar fruta
peel fruit
The Spanish phrase 'pelar fruta' translates to 'peel fruit' in English. This is an action phrase, commonly used in contexts where one is preparing food, specifically fruit. The act of 'pelar fruta' involves removing the outer skin or covering of the fruit, usually with a knife or a special kitchen tool called a peeler.
piña
pineapple
The pineapple is a tropical plant with an edible fruit and the most economically significant plant in the family Bromeliaceae. It is a multiple fruit, composed of coalesced berries, also called 'pineapples'.
Example sentences with piña →zumo de frutas
fruit juice
The Spanish term 'zumo de frutas' can be translated into English as 'fruit juice'. This term is used to refer to a drink that is made by extracting the natural liquids contained in fruits. 'Zumo de frutas' can be made from one type of fruit or a mix of different fruits. It is typically consumed as a refreshing beverage, especially in warm weather, and is also often used in a dietary or health context due to the nutrients it provides.
zumo de naranja
orange juice
The Spanish term 'zumo de naranja' translates to 'orange juice' in English, which is a liquid extract of the orange tree fruit, produced by squeezing or reaming oranges. It comes in several different varieties, including blood orange, navel oranges, valencia orange, clementine, and tangerine. It can be enjoyed on its own or used as part of various dishes for its sour to sweet balancing flavor.
zumo de tomate
tomato juice
The Spanish phrase 'zumo de tomate' translates to 'tomato juice' in English. This is a beverage made primarily from crushed and strained tomato flesh, often consumed for its refreshing taste and health benefits. It is popular in various cultures and can be used in cooking as well. You may encounter this word in Spanish-speaking regions at eateries or supermarkets.