This blogpost serves as the single-stop to discover fruits name, seasonality, color, type and trivia profiles. Basically, everything there is to know about all fruits ranging from the mundane to the exotic, is being profiled here, with 120+ real fruits images to boot!
Significance of Fruits
Long after humans have evolved out of exclusive vegetarian diet styles, fruits continue to hold a special place in human culture and diet. They stand revered for their diverse flavors, vibrant colors, and valuable health benefits.
Take the succulent sweetness of a ripe watermelon to the tart tanginess of a juicy orange, fruits invigorate our senses and nourish our bodies with no ill effects in ways that few other foods can match.
In the evolving culinary landscape of the world, fruits have become an essential ingredients, even gourmet, in a wide array of dishes, be it tantalizing salads with a twist of lime to decadent desserts with cherry toppings or sapodilla slices.
Fruits also play a vital role in cultural traditions, symbolizing abundance, fertility, and celebration in cultures around the world. No wonder then that no Indian ceremony is complete without food and flower offerings to the gods.
Cash In On The Richness of All Fruits
The vast benefits of fresh fruit is never under dispute- that’s just common knowledge! Let’s recount some of the most significant benefits.
- Fruits contain natural sugar and many other beneficial essential vitamins, minerals, and nutrients.
- All fruits make your diet healthy and should be a daily part of your food intake.
- Compared to processed foods like bread or pizza, it takes longer to eat and chew fruits because of the fiber and taste. This makes us feel fuller faster!
- Fruits are best consumed raw without added honey or salt and pepper. If so, they provide us with many anti-oxidants too.
- Most fruits can also be juiced or cut up to go into salads and healthy dessert options like yogurt.
- Fruits are great for skin, hair, vision, bones, and overall health and vitality!
Don’t fruits come across as the springboards of all the good things in life! That explains why they say “A fruit a day keeps the doctor away!” Well, actually, maybe a 1.5 cups of fruit at the minimum.
Just when one thinks one knows most fruits name and origin, one inevitably encounters another wondrous one! So, let’s get started on discovering the different types of fruits, their similarities, differences, potencies, the blessed and bountiful world of all fruits in India as well as the world.
Fruits Name Pillar Post Overview
With the above roles of fruits in mind, this fruits name pillar post aims to offer an extensive exploration of the world of fruits, common and rare, encompassing both dry fruits and fresh fruits.
Irrespective of being a seasoned fruit enthusiast or a school student just beginning to explore the wonders of the produce aisle, this comprehensive guide aims to provide valuable insights and inspiration for incorporating more fruits into your diet and lifestyle while filling you in with fruits name and trivia galore.
Explore now with EnglishGeni’s posts and delight in what mother nature has to offer! We have searched high and low, scanned east to west, to put together this stupendous single source for fruits name, gorgeous pictures to let you see what they look like, and some fun trivia as well.
This blog is not a scientific or botanical compilation, rather the common man’s desire to know about fruits.
This page gives a breakdown of how we systematically delve in to fruits name in English, at times local fruits name as well, different groups, with fruits images and information on each fruit featured in that group. Please click and go right to the posts that interest you.
TYPES OF FRUITS
Let’s understand a few basics about the fruit types. Talking of how fruits originate, they fall into two broad categories as follows:
1. Simple Fruits:
These consist of dry fruits mostly! Read EnglishGeni’s blog post coverage on dry fruits names to know about each with 28 dry fruits images (all links provided below)!
2. Succulent Fruits
These are the juicy and delightful fleshy fruits, let’s say, the opposite of ‘dry‘ then! Among others, succulents broadly consist of single fruits and others like the ones categorized into four different types below:
1. Drupes
2. Berries
3. Pepos
4. Pomes
Drupes Drupes, also called single fruits, i.e., fruits that mostly have a single hard seed inside them, as in mango, coconut, walnut, cherry, peach or almonds. |
Berries We’re used to thinking of them as tiny little colorful bombs bursting with taste and juice, but no! They run the gamut from the very dry areca nut (the betel nut/supari in paan, which is actually a berry!) to the juicy guava, date, papaya, chiku and even tomatoes and brinjals. |
Pepos These are full-bodies, round or long fruits like the melons like cantaloupe, and gourds like bottle gourd (kaddu) or cucumbers! |
Pomes Pomes are the fleshy ones with smaller seeds inside like the apple or pears. |
While, drupes, berries, pepos and pomes are scientific classifications, which falls outside our gambit, the fruit afficionados are more about knowing about fruits more along the lines described under different fruit groups. This is also the architecture by which EnglishGeni has grouped its posts on fruits name and trivia.
DIFFERENT FRUIT GROUPS
Let’s get to know each of these fruits in the company of their own kind! That means we are now going to categorize them in lots of interesting ways. Join in for a colorful knowledge-cum-joy-ride as we say hello to each of the wonderful fruits!
Let’s group them on some well-recognized criteria and see the fruits name in English for each category. Rest assured, we are going to be seeing more than 100 fruits name in all! These 100 fruits name with pictures will familiarize you with fruits from India and overseas.
Fruits Name Based On Season
- 365 Days Fruits of India
- Seasonal Fruits of India
- Winter Fruits
- Summer Fruits
- Rainy Season Fruits\Monsoon Fruits
Other Fruits Types
- Exotic Fruits Citrus Fruits
- Single Fruits or Drupes King of Fruits
- King of Fruits
- Tropical Fruits
- Citrus Fruits
Fruits Name Based on Color
- Green Fruits
- Yellow Fruits
- Red Fruits
Fruits Name Based on Nutrition
- Vitamin C Fruits
- Vitamin K Fruits
- Vitamin D/B12/E Fruits
The Basis of ENGLISHGENI’S Blog Posts
EnglishGeni caters to Indian speakers and learners of English. As the bulk of the nation consists of non-native English speakers, we ensure that A1-A2 basic level posts, which means learners who only have rudimentary vocabulary and knowledge of English language structures are facilitated with bilingual posts, mainly Hindi to English posts.
Level of English in Fruits Name Posts
The bulk of the posts covering fruits names fall under the B1-B2 CEFR Intermediate level of English. However, due to the real fruits images and the simplified descriptions, many A1-A2 level of learners may also benefit from these posts.
In the spirit of making English language learning available to all Indians, we have made A1-A2 CEFR Level of English posts for beginners available in Hindi, with unique and crystallized content to support their needs.
Here is a quick guide to the level of English used in the posts so you know the right level for you.
A1-A2 Level
For beginner / basic speakers of English
-English-only posts
-Hindi-English bilingual posts
B1-B2 Level
For intermediate or comfortable speakers of English
-English-only posts
Young Kids
Tag caters to non-age-specific young learners
-English-only posts
-Hindi-English bilingual posts
LINKS to All Fruits Names Posts
Here are all the links for your easy access. Just click and get to the articles or read the article summaries as you choose from EnglishGeni’s Fruits Picture Posts!
Level Up Your English
The Intermediate Level articles showcase over
120 unique fruits with REAL FRUITS IMAGES!
Article Summaries
Section 1: Intermediate Level (B1-B2 English)
Article 1: 28 Dry Fruits
The variety of dry fruits, nuts and seeds is incredible. Apart from being more nutrient-rich than their fresh forms, they are also easy to store, have a long shelf-life and a great source of vitamins, carbohydrates as well as healthy fats.
So, we feature 28 tasty and delectable selection of dry fruits, nuts and seeds with real fruits images. Read on to discover their benefits in detail.
Section 2: Succulent Fruits: Intermediate Level (B1-B2 English)
Article 2: 20 Exotic Fruits
Fruits taste divine, we all agree. But, what makes them exotic fruits? Simple- anything that is rare, has a taste, appearance or flavor profile that sets it apart from fruits in some way classifies for an exotic fruit. Of course, this means that what might be regarded as fantastically curious and exquisite exotic fruits in India might not be so in another nation! However, we curated our 20 rare exotic fruits making sure everyone thinks they are head-turners!
Article 3: 20 Green Fruits, Yellow Fruits, Red Fruits
Fruits come in an array of colors no less magnificent than flowers! This makes them attractive, appetizing on the food platter too. But, behind those gorgeous eye-grabbing green fruits is chlorophylis, and behind the red fruits might be lycopene. So also for the yellow fruits.
Read on about the green fruits name surprises, red fruits name lists and enjoy the visual extravaganza of fruits images as nature unleashes a healthful color riot on us.
Article 4: 14 Single Fruits
There are so many single fruits, i.e fruits with one seed encased in a fleshy interior! At times, the fruits names themselves are misleading. For instance, the coconut is a berry, a nut, and a fruit all rolled into one! Then why not call it a coco-berry? Nope! Discover more such quaint but delicious single fruits images! Like all posts in the series on fruits name types, this one also features single fruits images with names!
Article 5: Winter Fruits & All Seasonals
As our personal favorite, we started with cataloguing winter fruits. But then, seasons come, seasons go, so also seasonal fruits come and go! How could we but resist the temptation of looking into the delights of other seasonal fruits such as the summer fruits and the rainy season fruits!
The monsoon fruits are no less appetizing than the winter fruits, we realize. So here on, we’re not playing favorites- we love all seasonals. Read on to glaze over winter fruits and more from other parts of the world too!
Article 6: 20 Citrus, Tropical and Vitamin-Rich Fruits
Ooh, the tangy zesty sprightliness of the citrus fruits simply cannot be ignored! No matter how bad the sweet tooth, nature combines sweet and tart in a way perhaps no gourmet cuisine can. We honor the zesty citrus fruits even if they are not as decadent as the tropical fruits with just as much zeal!
Please take a look at the sight of these tantalizing fruits but do not forget to rejoice in the fruits that are gracious enough to give us healthy vitamins like Vitamin B12, Vitamin K, minerals, anti-oxidants and much more! Check out the article to know it depth about this medley of 20 fruits name and nutrient prowess.
Now, it’s time to delve into our fruits name offerings for kids! In super simple English, we treat them to their first fruits. We don’t stop there though- we go all out and introduce them to 100 fruits names, including dry fruits and that too bilingually! Read more below!
KIDS’ SPECIALS on Fruits Names
Subsection 3: Beginner Level (A1-A2 English)
Article 1: 5 Fruits Names with 5-word Sentences
This post on 5 fruits name focuses on the tiny little ones who are just about learning to watch about the world and soak in the delights! Zero-stress, 100% fun is how these kid lessons are!
Bright fruits images, wee little brain-teasers and memory recall interactive picture-based lessons, we make sure they learn five fruits names. Games and puzzles ensure these 5 fruits name in English stick in their memory as both parents and kids have fun together!
Article 2: 10 Fruits Name with 5-word Sentences and Puzzles
This post for little kids steps up a notch- just a little bit, keeping the fun factor intact but the sub-conscious learning slowly zooming up! Look at the pictures below and guess how that goes!
Article 3: (हिंदी) 100 Fruits Names in Hindi and English
Our Hindi to English readers will not stand deprived of the joy of exploring these heavenly fresh fruits and dried fruits either. We have a post on fruits name in Hindi and English.
Hindi speakers could refer to the fruits name in Hindi and then learn up the English names. Conveniently, the same post covers all dry fruits name in Hindi and English. This accounts for a massive total of 100 fruits name in Hindi and English!
Fruits Names of 400+ Tropical and Seasonal Fruits
Now comes the segment that fruit enthusiasts and hobbyists fancy- discovering fruits’ name in English from India and across the globe!
At a 400 plus fruits name listing, we have been comprehensive in covering fruits names that are reasonably identifiable. However, there are so many berries and fruits in faraway lands that we just don’t get wind of. I doubt any of us would even recognize all fruits name in English or berries’ names growing among the mountains, hills, jungles, countryside, deserts, and remote villages in our own country!
NOTE: Many a times the same fruit is referred to by different local names. We have eliminated such repeats as much as possible so that the above table presents you with fruits name in English that are unique: no repeats, be it scientific names or other wise.
Table with Fruits Names In English
(400 plus fruits names with 332 Tropical Fruits and 74 Seasonal Fruits)
Tropical Fruits Name No. 1 to 111 | Fruits Name No. 112 to 222 | Fruits Name No. 223 to 332 | |
1 | Abiu | Huito | Papaya |
2 | Açaí | Iboga | Passionfruit |
3 | Acerola | Icacina | Pawpaw |
4 | Akebi | Icaco | Peanut Butter Fruit |
5 | African Breadfruit | Ice Apple | Pepino Melon |
6 | African Cherry Orange | Ice Cream Bean | Peruvian Groundcherry |
7 | African Cucumber | Ichigo | Petit Rouge Grape |
8 | African Mango | Ilama | Peumo |
9 | Amanatsu Orange | Illawarra Plum | PF Lucky 13 Flamin’ Fury Peach |
10 | Amaou Strawberry | Imbe | Physalis |
11 | Ambarella | Incaberry | Pineapple |
12 | Amla | Indian Almond | Pineberry |
13 | Araca-Boi | Indian Gooseberry | Pitaya |
14 | Araza | Indian Jujube | Plantain |
15 | Atemoya | Indian Persimmon | Pluot |
16 | Babaco | Indian Plum | Pulasan |
17 | Bacuri Fruit | Indian Prune | Pummelo |
18 | Bael | Indian Sherbet Berry | Purple Mangosteen |
19 | Banana | Ita Palm | Quandong |
20 | Barbadine | Jaboticaba | Quenepa |
21 | Barbados Cherry | Jamaican Tangelo | Rambai |
22 | Beach Plum | Jambolan | Rambutan |
23 | Betel Nut | Jambul | Rangpur Lime |
24 | Black Sapote | Java Apple | Rata |
25 | Breadfruit | Jujube | Red Bayberry |
26 | Buddha Apple | Kabosu | Red Mombin |
27 | Buddha’s Hand | Kakadu Plum | Red Mulberry |
28 | Burdekin Plum | Kaki | Rhobs El Arsa |
29 | Bushel and Berry Jelly-Bean-Blueberry | Kantola | Riberry |
30 | Cacao | Kapok | Rollinia |
31 | Cactus Pear | Karkalla | Rumdul |
32 | Calabash | Karonda | Safou |
33 | Calamansi | Kei Apple | Saigon Mango |
34 | Calamondin | Keitt Mango | Salak |
35 | Camu Camu | Kepel | Salak |
36 | Canistel | Keule | Salal |
37 | Cape Gooseberry | Kiwano | Salal Berry |
38 | Carissa | Kumquat | Salmonberry |
39 | Cashew Apple | Kepel | Santol |
40 | Cawesh | Keule | Sapodilla |
41 | Cedar Bay Cherry | Kiwano | Sapote |
42 | Cempedak | Kumquat | Sarvisberry |
43 | Ceylon Gooseberry | Kutjera | Sea Buckthorn |
44 | Changunga | Lablab Fruit | Soursop |
45 | Charichuelo | Lancetilla Mango | Sunda Plum |
46 | Cherimoya | Langra Mango | Surinam Cherry |
47 | Cherry Plum | Langsat | Sweet Lime |
48 | Chico Fruit | Lemon Drop Mangosteen | Tamarillo |
49 | Chokeberry | Lemon Drop Melon | Tamarind |
50 | Citrofortunella | Lemonade Berry | Tangerillo |
51 | Coconut | Liberty Apple | Tangerinequat |
52 | Coffee Cherry | Lilly Pilly | Tarap |
53 | Colonnade ‘Maypole’ Apple | Lingonberry | Tarpan Strawberry |
54 | Common Apple Berry | Longan | Tawa-Tawa |
55 | Conkerberry | Loquat | Tayberry |
56 | Cornelian Cherry | Lovi-Lovi | Tepin Pepper |
57 | Crab Apple | Lucuma | Terap |
58 | Cranberry | Lulo | Toronja |
59 | Cucumber | Lychee | Tuna Fruit |
60 | Cupuacu | Magellan Barberry | Ububese |
61 | Custard Apple | Malabar Plum | Udara |
62 | Dabai Fruit | Malay Rose Apple | Ugli Fruit |
63 | Damson Plum | Mamey | Ugni |
64 | Date Plum | Mamey Apple | Ugni Blanc Grape |
65 | Davidson’s Plum | Mamey Sapote | Ugni Molinae |
66 | Dead Man’s Fingers | Mamin Chino | Ula |
67 | Decaisnea | Manchurian Apricot | Umari |
68 | Dekopon | Manchurian Cherry | Umbu |
69 | Desert Banana | Manchurian Crab Apple | Ume |
70 | Desert Fig | Mangifera Indica | Ume Plums |
71 | Desert King Fig | Mangu | Urava |
72 | Desert Lime | Maracuja | Usakhelauri |
73 | Desert Quandong | Marang | Usama |
74 | Discovery Apple | Marionberry | Utu |
75 | Dodder-Laurel | Marula | Uva Rara Grape |
76 | Double Coconut | Mayhaw | Uva Tosca Grape |
77 | Dragon Fruit | Maypop | Uvalino Grape |
78 | Duku Fruit | Medlar | Uvaria |
79 | Durian | Melon | Uvilla |
80 | Eastern Hawthorn | Mimusops Elengi | Vaccarese Grape |
81 | Elephant Apple | Mombin | Valencia Orange Fruit |
82 | Emblica | Moriche Palm Fruit | Van Dyke Mango |
83 | Emu Apple | Morus | Vanilla Fruit |
84 | Emu Berry | Mountain Serviceberry | Velvqt Apple |
85 | Entawak | Muscadine Grape | Velvet Tamarind |
86 | Etrog | Muskmelon | Vespolina Grape |
87 | Fairchild Tangerine | Nageia | Voavanga |
88 | Fazli Mango | Nagami Kumquat | Water Apple |
89 | Fe’i Banana | Nance | Watermelon |
90 | Feijoa | Naples Fig | Wax Gourd |
91 | Fig | Naranjilla | White Mulberry |
92 | Finger Lime | Nashi Pear | White Sapote |
93 | Five Flavor Berry | Natal Plum | Wolf Berry |
94 | Flavorfest Strawberry | Naval Orange | Wood Apple |
95 | Fuyu Persimmon | Naartjie | Xaoy |
96 | Gac Fruit | Nepali Hog Plum | Yaca |
97 | Gamboge | Nere Fruit | Yangmei Fruit |
98 | Genip | Neroli | Yellow Dragon Fruit |
99 | Giant Granadilla | Noni | Yellow Guava |
100 | Goumi | Nopal Fruit | Yellow Himalayan Raspberry |
101 | Granadilla | Oeillade Noire Grape | Yellow Passion Fruit |
102 | Guanábana | Ogden Melon | Yellow Plum |
103 | Guarana | Ogeechee Lime | Yellow Sapote |
104 | Guava | Oil Palm | Yellow Squash |
105 | Guavaberry | Oroblanco | Yellow Watermelon |
106 | Hackberry | Otaheite Apple | Yemenite Citron |
107 | Hala Fruit | Otaheite Gooseberry | York Imperial Apple |
108 | Haskap | Oullins Gage Plum | Young Mango |
109 | Hawaiian Mountain Apple | Ozark Beauty Strawberry | Yumberry |
110 | Hebesu | Ozark Gold Apple | Yuzu |
111 | Honeydew Melon | Palestinian Sweet Lime | |
Seasonal Fruits (74) | |||
1 | Apple | Highbush Cranberry | Raspberry |
2 | Apricot | Honey Crisp Apple | Red Delicious Apple |
3 | Arava Melon | Jambolan | Red Grape |
4 | Asian Pear | June Plum | Red Huckleberry |
5 | Blue Passionfruit | Kiwi | Red Plum |
6 | Cape Gooseberry | Lemon | Rhubarb |
7 | Carambola | Lime | Rockmelon |
8 | Cherry | Loquat | Satsuma |
9 | Clementine | Mango | Sour Cherry |
10 | Cloudberry | Nashi Pear | Strawberry |
11 | Cranberry | Naval Orange | Sugar Baby Watermelon |
12 | Date | Nectarine | Sugar Palm |
13 | Early Girl Tomato | Newton Pippin Apple | Sultana |
14 | Early Gold Mango | Okra | Surinam Cherry |
15 | European Pear | Orange | Sweet Dakota Rose Watermelon |
16 | Fuyu Persimmon | Passionfruit | Tamarillo |
17 | Gala Apple | Pawpaw | Tangerine |
18 | Goumi | Peach | Thornless Blackberry |
19 | Grape | Pear | Thornless Loganberry |
20 | Grapefruit | Persimmon | Thumbelina Apple |
21 | Green Anjou Pear | Pineapple | Watermelon |
22 | Grenadier | Plum | White Currant |
23 | Guava | Pomegranate | Yellow Grape |
24 | Hardy Kiwi | Pomelo | Yellow Pear Tomato |
25 | Highbush Blueberry | Ponderosa Lemon |
Note on table above: Fruits names mentioned below may appear with any one name in the table above. The rest are here for your reference, to a limited extent. However, these fruits are not always exactly the same but a different variety of the same family of fruit.
Fruits with Multiple Names |
African Cherry Orange / Agbalumo |
Amanatsu Orange / Tachibana Orange |
Asian Pear / Nashi Pear |
Mandarin / Mandarine |
Passionfruit / Maracuja |
Breadfruit / Bread Fruit |
Black Sapote / Chocolate-Fruit |
Coconut / Coco Plum |
Custard Apple / Sugar Apple |
Jackfruit / Jakfruit |
Mountain Serviceberry / Saskatoon Berry |
Star Apple / Caimito |
Watermelon / Citrullus lanatus |
Pineapple / Ananas |
Kiwi / Chinese Gooseberry |
Guava / Guayaba |
Papaya / Pawpaw |
Persimmon / Sharon Fruit |
Lemon / Citron |
Lime / Kaffir Lime |
Plum / European Plum |
Grapefruit / Pomelo |
Banana / Plantain |
Orange / Sweet Pepper |
Tomato / Love Apple |
Pear / Pyrus |
Apple / Malus domestica |
Grape / Vitis vinifera |
Fig / Common Fig |
Cherry / Prunus avium |
Date / Phoenix dactylifera |
Apricot / Prunus armeniaca |
120 Fruits Featured in Our Articles
Our posts on fruit are varied and cover the different kinds of categorizations well.
- We have featured over 120 fruits with real fruits images!
- Plus, over 25 without fruits images but descriptions.
- Each article has a set of new fruits images of newly featured fruits.
- It’s a mix of fruits from India and all parts of the world.
As you can guess, the coverage is wide and comprehensive, so dive deep into nature’s gifts through EnglishGeni posts! Some of the fruits we cover include:
- Apple
- Jujube
- Salacca
- Watermelon
- Kumquats
- Pear
- Sharon fruit
- Yellow watermelon
- Cherry
- Avocado
- Rambutan
- Horned Melon
- Huckleberry
- Raspberry
- Blackberry
And, another additional 100 fruits names!
Relevant Questions
Does the list of 400 cover all fruits in the world?
That is simply not possible. This is our best effort to cover the beset known fruits, but we cannot outdo nature ever! We are not botanists who can claim such superior knowledge!
Why are all articles not available in Hindi?
We cater to Hindi-speakers who want to learn English. None of our posts are Hindi-only; it’s bilingual. Our bilingual articles cater to the A1-A2 beginner level learners and on purely need–based, we provide English-Hindi at B1-B2 level as well, where translation approach to English language learning is effective.
Which bilingual posts should I use as my English is weak?
We intersperse English teaching and English practice oriented articles with materials to facilitate English-Reading as well. We outline the article usage-methodology in all the English-Hindi articles. Follow the guides so your English learning is optimal.
Conclusion:
EnglishGeni looks back with satisfaction at putting together this comprehensive fruits name and information resource for our readers! Please show us some love by sharing this post and dropping a few nice words for us! It’ll keep us wanting to get you more interesting reading as you learn English with us!
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