Fruits name in Sanskrit

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संस्कृत में फलों के नाम

In Sanskrit फलानां नामानि (phalānāṃ nāmāni) means Names of Fruits.

The names of the fruits may have changes in their forms when they are used in sentences, depending on the appropriate grammatical case, grammatical number, etc.

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Fruits name in Sanskrit, English and Hindi

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English	Sanskrit	Hindi
Mango	आम्रम्	आम
Guava	बीजपूरम्	अमरूद
Pomegranate	दाडिमम्	अनार
Grapes	द्राक्षाफलम्	अंगूर
Orange	नारङ्गफलम्	संतरा
Papaya	मधुकर्कटी	पपीता
Banana	कदलीफलम्	केला
Java Plum	जम्बूफलम्	जामुन
Lychee	लीचिका	लीची
Coconut	नारिकेलफलम्	नारियल
Watermelon	कालिन्दम्	तरबूज
Apple	सेवम्	सेब
Jackfruit	पनसफलम्	कटहल
Strawberry	तृणबदरफलम्	स्ट्रॉबेरी
Pineapple	अनासफलम्	अनानास
Cherry	प्रबदरफलम्	चेरी
Muskmelon	खर्बूजम्	खरबूजा
Cucumber	उर्वारुकम्	ककडी
Pear	रुचिफलम्	नाशपाती
Berry	बदरीफलम्	बेर
Fig	अञ्जीरम्	अंजीर
Custard Apple	सीताफलम्	सीताफल
Indian Gooseberry	आमलकम्	आँवला

Sanskrit sentences with names of fruits

Mango - आम्रम्

In Sanskrit, Mango is known as आम्रम् (āmram) and आम in Hindi.

The word आम्रम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – आम्रं फलानां राजा अस्ति। (āmraṃ phalānāṃ rājā asti।), which means “Mango is the king of fruits”.

Guava - बीजपूरम्

In Sanskrit, Guava is known as बीजपूरम् (bījapūram) and अमरूद in Hindi.

The word बीजपूरम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – बीजपूरं हरितवर्णम् अस्ति। (bījapūraṃ haritavarṇam asti।), which means “Guava is green in colour”.

Pomegranate - दाडिमम्

In Sanskrit, Pomegranate is known as दाडिमम् (dāḍimam) and अनार in Hindi.

The word दाडिमम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – दाडिमं रक्तवर्णम् अस्ति। (dāḍimaṃ raktavarṇam asti।), which means “Pomegranate is red in colour”.

Grapes - द्राक्षाफलम्

In Sanskrit, Grapes are known as द्राक्षाफलम् (drākṣāphalam) and अंगूर in Hindi.

The word द्राक्षाफलम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – रामाय द्राक्षाफलं रोचते। (rāmāya drākṣāphalaṃ rocate।), which means “The grapes are tasty”.

Orange - नारङ्गफलम्

In Sanskrit, Orange is known as नारङ्गफलम् (nāraṅgaphalam) and संतरा in Hindi.

The word नारङ्गफलम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – मम ग्रामस्य नारङ्गफलानि प्रसिद्धानि सन्ति। (mama grāmasya nāraṅgaphalāni prasiddhāni santi।), which means “The oranges of my village are very famous”.

Papaya - मधुकर्कटी

In Sanskrit, Papaya is known as मधुकर्कटी (madhukarkaṭī) and पपीता in Hindi.

The word मधुकर्कटी can be applied in a sentence as follows – मधुकर्कट्याः बीजानि कृष्णवर्णानि सन्ति। (madhukarkaṭyāḥ bījāni kṛṣṇavarṇāni santi।), which means “The seeds of the papaya are black in colour”.

Banana - कदलीफलम्

In Sanskrit, Banana is known as कदलीफलम् (kadalīphalam) and केला in Hindi.

The word कदलीफलम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – वानराय कदलीफलं रोचते। (vānarāya kadalīphalaṃ rocate।), which means “The monkey likes to eat banana”.

Java Plum or Black Plum - जम्बूफलम्

In Sanskrit, Java Plum or Black Plum is known as जम्बूफलम् (jambūphalam) and जामुन in Hindi.

The word जम्बूफलम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – जम्बूफलं स्वादु अस्ति। (jambūphalaṃ svādu asti।), which means “The black plum is tasty”.

Lychee - लीचिका

In Sanskrit, Lychee is known as लीचिका (līcikā) and लीची in Hindi.

The word लीचिका can be applied in a sentence as follows – बालिकायै लीचिका रोचते। (bālikāyai līcikā rocate।), which means “The girl likes to eat lychee”.

Coconut - नारिकेलफलम्

In Sanskrit, Coconut is known as नारिकेलफलम् (nārikelaphalam ) and नारियल in Hindi.

The word नारिकेलफलम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – नारिकेलफलस्य जलं मधुरम् अस्ति। (nārikelaphalasya jalaṃ madhuram asti।), which means “Water of the coconut is sweet”.

Watermelon - कालिन्दम्

In Sanskrit, Watermelon is known as कालिन्दम् (kālindam) and तरबूज in Hindi.

The word कालिन्दम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – कालिन्दं मधुरम् अस्ति। (kālindaṃ madhuram asti।), which means “The watermelon is sweet”.

Apple - सेवम्

In Sanskrit, Apple is known as सेवम् (sevam) and सेब in Hindi.

The word सेवम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – सेवं रक्तवर्णम् अस्ति। (sevaṃ raktavarṇam asti।), which means “The apple is red in colour”.

Jackfruit - पनसफलम्

In Sanskrit, Jackfruit is known as पनसफलम् (panasaphalam) and कटहल in Hindi.

The word पनसफलम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – पनसफलं हरितवर्णम् अस्ति। (panasaphalaṃ haritavarṇam asti।), which means “The jackfruit is green in colour”.

Strawberry - तृणबदरफलम्

In Sanskrit, Strawberry is known as तृणबदरफलम् (tṛṇabadaraphalam) and स्ट्रॉबेरी in Hindi.

The word तृणबदरफलम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – मह्यं तृणबदरफलं रोचते। (mahyaṃ tṛṇabadaraphalaṃ rocate।), which means “I like to eat strawberry”.

Pineapple - अनासफलम्

In Sanskrit, Pineapple is known as अनासफलम् (anāsaphalam) and अनानास in Hindi.

The word अनासफलम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – सीतायै अनासफलं न रोचते। (sītāyai anāsaphalaṃ na rocate।), which means “Sita does not like pineapple”.

Cherry - प्रबदरफलम्

In Sanskrit, Cherry is known as प्रबदरफलम् (prabadaraphalam) and चेरी in Hindi.

The word प्रबदरफलम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – प्रबदरफलं रक्तवर्णम् अस्ति। (prabadaraphalaṃ raktavarṇam asti।), which means “The cherry is red in colour”.

Muskmelon - खर्बूजम्

In Sanskrit, Muskmelon is known as खर्बूजम् (kharbūjam) and खरबूजा in Hindi.

The word खर्बूजम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – खर्बूजम् मधुरम् अस्ति। (kharbūjam madhuram asti।), which means “The muskmelon is sweet”.

Cucumber - उर्वारुकम्

In Sanskrit, Cucumber is known as उर्वारुकम् (urvārukam) and ककडी in Hindi.

The word उर्वारुकम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – उर्वारुकं हरितवर्णम् अस्ति। (urvārukaṃ haritavarṇam asti।), which means “The cucumber is green in colour”.

Pear - रुचिफलम्

In Sanskrit, Pear is known as रुचिफलम् (ruciphalam) and नाशपाती in Hindi.

The word रुचिफलम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – रुचिफलं मधुरम् अस्ति। (ruciphalaṃ madhuram asti।), which means “The pear is sweet”.

Berry - बदरीफलम्

In Sanskrit, Berry is known as बदरीफलम् (badarīphalam) and बेर in Hindi.

The word बदरीफलम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – बदरीफलं बालकेभ्यः रोचते। (badarīphalaṃ bālakebhyaḥ rocate।), which means “Children like to eat berries”.

Fig - अञ्जीरम्

In Sanskrit, Fig is known as अञ्जीरम् (añjīram) and अंजीर in Hindi.

The word अञ्जीरम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – अञ्जीरं स्वादु अस्ति। (añjīraṃ svādu asti।), which means “The fig is tasty”.

Custard Apple - सीताफलम्

In Sanskrit, Custard Apple is known as सीताफलम् (sītāphalam) and सीताफल in Hindi.

The word सीताफलम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – सीताफलं मधुरम् अस्ति। (sītāphalaṃ madhuram asti।), which means “The custard apple is sweet”.

Indian Gooseberry / Amla- आमलकम्

In Sanskrit, Indian Gooseberry is known as आमलकम् (āmalakam) and आँवला in Hindi.

The word आमलकम् can be applied in a sentence as follows – आमलकं शरीराय स्वास्थ्यकरम् अस्ति। (āmalakaṃ śarīrāya svāsthyakaram asti।), which means “Indian Gooseberry/Amla is beneficial for our Health”.

Sanskrit Vocabulary