Fruits in Spanish – 114 Fruits From Around the World in Spanish

Updated November 1, 2024
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Fruits in Spanish – 114 Fruits From Around the World in Spanish

We have translated the names of 114 different fruits around the world into Spanish. As you may know, some names for fruits in Spanish are different across various Spanish-speaking countries. For example, Papaya is called 6 different words in Spanish across different countries. Bananas and avocados are called 3 different names around the world in Spanish. Below, you’ll discover all the names for fruits in Spanish across all Spanish-speaking countries. If we missed a name, let me know in the live chat and we’ll update the list!

Fruit Name - EnglishFruit Name - SpanishMost Commonly Used in:
AçaíAcaiEverywhere
AckeeAckeeEverywhere
AppleManzanaEverywhere
ApricotAlbaricoque-ChabacanoMexico
ApricotAlbaricoqueEverywhere
AvocadoPaltaChile, Perú, Argentina, Uruguay, Bolivia
AvocadoPaguaCuba
AvocadoAguacateEverywhere
BananaBananaArgentina, Honduras, Paraguay, Uruguay, & Panamá
BananaBananoColombia, Costa Rica, & Guatemala
BananaPlátanoSpain & Mexico
BananaGualeleBolivia
BananaGuineoPanamá, El Salvador, Cuba, Perú, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Caribbean region of Colombia, Bolivia, & Ecuador
BananaCambur Venezuela
BerryBayaEverywhere
BilberryArándanoEverywhere
Black CurrantGrosella NegraEverywhere
Black SapoteZapote NegroEverywhere
BlackberryZarzamoraEverywhere
BlackcurrantGrosella NegraEverywhere
Blood OrangeNaranja SanguinaEverywhere
BlueberryArándanoEverywhere
BoysenberryBoysenberryEverywhere
BreadfruitPanapénEverywhere
Buddha's Hand (Fingered Citron)Mano De BudaEverywhere
Cactus PearNopalMexico
Cactus PearHigo ChumboEverywhere
CantaloupeMelónEverywhere
Camu CamuCamu CamuEverywhere
CherryCerezaEverywhere
Chico FruitNísperoVenezuela
Chico FruitFruta ChicoEverywhere
CherimoyaChirimoyaEcuador, Perú, & Bolivia
ClementineClementinaEverywhere
CloudberryCloudberryEverywhere
CoconutCocoEverywhere
CrabappleManzanoEverywhere
CranberryArándano Rojo/Arándano AgrioEverywhere
Curuba FruitCurubaBolivia
Curuba FruitTaxoEcuador
Curuba FruitTintínPerú
Curuba FruitParcha Venezuela
DamsonCiruela DamascenaEverywhere
DateDátilEverywhere
DragonfruitPitahayaEverywhere
DurianDurianEverywhere
ElderberrySaúcoEverywhere
FeijoaFeijoaEverywhere
FigHigoEverywhere
Galia MelonMelón GaliaEverywhere
Goji BerryBayas De GojiEverywhere
GooseberryLabaya de GansoEverywhere
GranadillaGranadillaEverywhere (Popular in Ecuador, Colombia, Perú, & Bolivia)
GrapeUvaEverywhere
GrapefruitPomeloEverywhere
Grewia Asiatica (Phalsa Or Falsa)Grewia Asiática (Phalsa O Falsa)Everywhere
GuavaGuateroChile
GuavaGuayabaColombia, Argentina, España, Venezuela, Perú
Hala FruitHala FruitEverywhere
HoneyberryHoneyberryEverywhere
HoneydewGotas De MielEverywhere
HuckleberryArándanoEverywhere
JabuticabaJabuticabaEverywhere
JackfruitJackfruitEverywhere
Jamun/JambulJamun/Jambul/JambolánEverywhere
Jamun/JambulPesjua ExtranjeraVenezuela
Japanese PlumCiruela JaponesaEverywhere
JostaberryJostaberryEverywhere
JujubePastillaEverywhere
Juniper BerryBaya De EnebroEverywhere
Kiwano (Horned Melon)Kiwano (Melón Con Cuernos)Everywhere
KiwiKiwiEverywhere
KumquatNaranja ChinaEverywhere
LemonLimón AmarilloMexico
LemonEurekaMexico
LemonLimónEverywhere
LimeLimón VerdeMexico
LimeLimónEverywhere
LimeLimaEverywhere
LoganberryLoganberryEverywhere
LonganLonganEverywhere
LoquatNísperoEverywhere
LuloLuloColombia
LuloNaranjillaEcuador, Panamá
LycheeLycheeEverywhere
MandarinMandarinaEverywhere
MangoMangoEverywhere
MangosteenMangostánEverywhere
MarionberryMarionberryEverywhere
MelonMelónEverywhere
Miracle FruitFruta MilagrosaEverywhere
MulberryMoraEverywhere
NancheNancheEverywhere
NectarineNectarinaEverywhere
OrangeChinaPuerto Rico
OrangeNaranjaEverywhere
PapayaPajitaArgentina
PapayaPapayaColombia
PapayaFruta Bomba Cuba
PapayaPajilla España
PapayaPopoteMéxico, Ecuador
PapayaLechoza/LechosaVenezuela, Dominican Republic
Passion FruitChinolaDominican Republic
Passion FruitMaracuyáEverywhere
Passion FruitParchitaVenezuela, Cuba
PeachMelocotónSpain
PeachDuraznoEverywhere
PearPeraEverywhere
PersimmonCaquiEverywhere
PineapplePiñaEverywhere
PineberryPiña/Fresas BlancasEverywhere
PlantainPlátanoEverywhere
PlumCiruelaEverywhere
Plumcot (Or Pluot)PloutEverywhere
PomegranateGranadaEverywhere
Prune (Dried Plum)Ciruela Pasa (Ciruela Seca)Everywhere
Purple MangosteenMangostán PúrpuraEverywhere
QuinceMembrilloEverywhere
RaisinPasaEverywhere
RambutanRambutánEverywhere
RaspberryFrambuesaEverywhere
RedcurrantGrosellaEverywhere
SalakSalakEverywhere
Salal BerryBaya SalalEverywhere
SalmonberrySalmonberryEverywhere
SatsumaSatsumaEverywhere
SoursopGuanábanaEverywhere
Star AppleManzana EstrellaEverywhere
Star Fruit/CarambolaFruta Estrella/CarambolaEverywhere
Sugar AppleAnnonaEverywhere
StrawberryFresaEverywhere
Surinam CherryCereza De SurinamEverywhere
TamarilloTamarilloEverywhere
TamarindTamarindoEverywhere
TangeloTangeloEverywhere
TangerineTangerina/MandarinaEverywhere
TomatoTomateEverywhere
TayberryTayberryEverywhere
Ugli FruitFruta UgliEverywhere
WatermelonMelónPuerto Rico
WatermelonSandíaEverywhere
White CurrantGrosella BlancaEverywhere
White SapoteZapote BlancoEverywhere
YuzuYuzuEverywhere

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Frequently asked questions

What are common fruit names in Spanish?

Common fruits in Spanish: manzana (apple), plátano or banana (banana), naranja (orange), fresa (strawberry), uva (grape), piña (pineapple) and sandía (watermelon).

How do you say berries in Spanish?

Berries are bayas or frutos rojos. Blackberries are moras, blueberries are arándanos azules, and cranberries are arándanos rojos.

How do you say apricot and cantaloupe in Spanish?

Apricot is albaricoque (Spain) or chabacano (Mexico). Cantaloupe is melón, and honeydew melon is melón verde or melón dulce.

How do you say dragon fruit in Spanish?

Dragon fruit is pitahaya or pitaya. Durian is durián, and breadfruit is fruta de pan.