List of Fruit Names in French (de A à Z)

Ananas	Airelle	Aubergine
Abricot	Baies de chèvrefeuille	Banane
Carambole	Cassis	Canneberge
Cantaloup / Melon cantaloup	Clémentine	Cornichon (when cucumber)
Coing	Corossol	Citrouille
Citron	Citron caviar	Citron vert
Concombre	Cynorrhodon	Dattes
Fruit du dragon / Pitaya	Fruit de la passion	Fruit aux œufs / Canistel
Fruit de palmier à sucre	Figue	Figue de Barbarie
Fraise	Framboise	Grenade
Groseille à maquereau	Groseille rouge	Goyave
Jacquier	Kaki	Kiwi
Kiwano / Métulon	Litchi	Mandarine
Mangue	Mangoustan	Marron
Nèfle	Olive	Orange
Papaye	Pastèque	Pêche
Poire	Pomme	Pomme-cannelle
Pomme rose	Pomme étoile / Caïmitier	Pomélo
Noix de cajou	Noix	Noisette
Main de Bouddha	Melon souris / Concombre mexicain	Mûrier / Mûre blanche/noire
Mûre	Nectarine	Nance
Pistache	Piments	Raisins
Salak	Sapotille / Sapote	Cerise

Fruit Names in French

Whether you’re diving into the French language for travel, school, or just personal interest, learning the names of fruits is a tasty and practical starting point. From the everyday pomme (apple) and banane (banana) to more exotic picks like carambole (starfruit) and corossol (soursop), knowing these words helps you build vocabulary while connecting with French-speaking cultures—especially at markets, in recipes, or while dining abroad.

This curated list rounds up a wide range of fruit names in French, from familiar favorites to lesser-known delicacies. It’s designed to support beginners, language learners, and food lovers alike in building a solid, fruity foundation in French. You’ll also find a convenient reference table below to help you compare and memorize at a glance. Bon apprentissage!