Fruits

1. تفاح

   Tuffāḥ

   Apple

   Usage

   Sold by weight in markets; one apple is "tuffāḥa".

   Grammar Note

   A collective noun; add the feminine ending for one piece.

2. موز

   Mōz

   Banana

   Usage

   A collective noun.

   Grammar Note

   A collective noun.

3. برتقال

   Burtuʾāl

   Orange

   Usage

   The same word appears in "ʿaṣīr burtuʾāl" (orange juice).

   Grammar Note

   The colour orange is "burtuʾāli".

4. عنب

   ʿInab

   Grape

   Usage

   A collective noun.

   Grammar Note

   Raisins have a different word.

5. فراولة

   Farāwle

   Strawberry

   Usage

   A word of French origin.

   Grammar Note

   Dictionary-verified.

6. بطيخ

   Baṭṭīkh

   Watermelon

   Usage

   A summer staple.

   Grammar Note

   A collective noun.

7. أناناس

   Ananās

   Pineapple

   Usage

   An imported fruit.

   Grammar Note

   A collective noun.

8. جوز الهند

   Jōz el-hind

   Coconut

   Usage

   Literally "walnut of India".

   Grammar Note

   "Jōz" means nut / walnut.

9. ليمون

   Laymūn

   Lime / Lemon

   Usage

   Used a lot in cooking and juice.

   Grammar Note

   Lemon and lime are both usually called by this word.

10. تمر هندي

    Tamr hindi

    Tamarind

    Usage

    Also made into a drink.

    Grammar Note

    Literally "Indian date".

11. جوافة

    Jawāfe

    Guava

    Usage

    Sold by weight in markets.

    Grammar Note

    A feminine noun.

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