Fruits name in Gujarati with pictures

Fruits in Gujarati: word list with pictures

30 words · tap 🔊 to hear each one in Gujarati.

Picture	English	Gujarati	Say it	Listen
	Mango	કેરી	keri	🔊
	Banana	કેળું	kelu	🔊
	Apple	સફરજન	safarjan	🔊
	Orange	સંતરું	santaru	🔊
	Grapes	દ્રાક્ષ	draaksh	🔊
	Watermelon	તરબૂચ	tarbooch	🔊
	Papaya	પપૈયું	papaiyu	🔊
	Guava	જામફળ	jaamfal	🔊
	Pineapple	અનાનસ	anaanas	🔊
	Strawberry	સ્ટ્રોબેરી	strawberry	🔊
	Cherry	ચેરી	cherry	🔊
	Lemon	લીંબુ	limbu	🔊
	Coconut	નાળિયેર	naaliyer	🔊
	Pear	નાસપતી	naaspati	🔊
	Pomegranate	દાડમ	daadam	🔊
	Sapodilla	ચીકુ	chiku	🔊
	Peach	પીચ	peach	🔊
	Muskmelon	શક્કરટેટી	shakkarteti	🔊
	Kiwi	કીવી	kiwi	🔊
	Green Apple	લીલું સફરજન	leelu safarjan	🔊
	Blueberry	બ્લૂબેરી	blueberry	🔊
	Lime	લીલું લીંબુ	leelu limbu	🔊
	Jackfruit	ફણસ	fanas	🔊
	Java Plum	જાંબુ	jaambu	🔊
	Lychee	લીચી	lichi	🔊
	Custard Apple	સીતાફળ	seetaafal	🔊
	Plum	આલુ	aalu	🔊
	Indian Gooseberry	આમળાં	aamlaa	🔊
	Dates	ખજૂર	khajoor	🔊
	Fig	અંજીર	anjeer	🔊

Fruits name in Gujarati are some of the happiest words a child can learn, because each one comes with a taste. This page has 30 fruits with pictures and clear audio in Gujarati and English, from કેરી (kerī, mango), કેળું (keḷuṃ, banana) and સફરજન (safarjan, apple) to ચીકુ (chīku, sapodilla) and સીતાફળ (sītāphaḷ, custard apple). Tap any picture to hear its name, then play Find it or Memory.

First fruits to learn in Gujarati

Start with fruit already in your kitchen. A good first five is કેરી (mango), કેળું (banana), સફરજન (apple), દ્રાક્ષ (drākṣ, grapes) and સંતરું (santaruṃ, orange). Then add તરબૂચ (tarbūch, watermelon), જામફળ (jāmphaḷ, guava), દાડમ (dāḍam, pomegranate), પપૈયું (papaiyuṃ, papaya) and ચીકુ. Say the name each time you wash, cut or share the fruit, and the word will stick.

A few names tell a story. જામફળ and સીતાફળ both end in ફળ, "fruit". Mango is કેરી in Gujarati, not ām as in Hindi, which surprises many Hindi-speaking parents. Sweet melon has a lovely name: શક્કરટેટી (shakkarṭeṭī), literally "sugar melon".

Mango season and fruits of Gujarat

Summer in Gujarat means mangoes. The famous Kesar mango grows around Junagadh and the Gir, and Hafus (Alphonso) comes from Valsad in south Gujarat. Many families make કેરીનો રસ (kerīno ras, mango pulp) and eat it with puri, a treat children wait for all year. Gujarat also grows plenty of ચીકુ, especially around Gholvad and Navsari, as well as દાડમ in Kutch and ખજૂર (khajūr, dates) in the Kutch region too. Sharing where fruit comes from makes the words richer.

A grammar note: three genders in Gujarati

Gujarati has three genders, and fruit shows them well. Masculine words often end in -o, feminine in -ī and neuter in -uṃ: કેરી is feminine, કેળું, સંતરું and પપૈયું are neuter. You will hear this when colours or "big/small" describe them: પીળી કેરી (yellow mango) but પીળું કેળું (yellow banana). Children absorb this by listening, so just talk naturally. Our colours name in Gujarati page explains more.

How to teach fruit names in Gujarati at home

• Snack choice. Ask કેળું જોઈએ કે સફરજન? (banana or apple?). Your child names the one they want.
• Market trip. At the shakmarket or supermarket, name the fruit and count them with Gujarati numbers.
• Feely bag. Hide a fruit in a cloth bag: આ શું છે? (what is this?).
• Colour sort. Make a plate of red, yellow and green fruit and name each colour.
• Fruit salad. Your child names each fruit as it goes in the bowl.

Play "guess the fruit": એ પીળું અને લાંબું છે ("it is yellow and long"). Your child taps the right picture.

What to expect by age

At 2-3, children learn 4-6 fruit names from snacks and point to them in the game. At 3-4, they name 10-15 fruits and match them to colours. At 4-5, they say what they like: મને કેરી ભાવે છે (I love mango). At 5-6, they can read short words like કેરી and ચીકુ. Keep sessions short and play alongside your child; under-twos learn fruit best by holding and tasting it. For Hindi and English names, see fruits name in Hindi and English, and continue with vegetables name in Gujarati.

Fruit, sharing and bilingual tips

Snack time is a natural moment to practise polite Gujarati, such as આભાર (thank you). Offering fruit to grandparents first, and sharing a plate with siblings, gives your child many chances to name each fruit aloud. For families abroad, fruit is also a bridge to Gujarat: tell your child about the Kesar mangoes Dada ate as a boy, or the chikoo farms near Navsari. If your child answers in English, repeat the Gujarati word warmly and carry on. Children with speech delay can point to the fruit first; the word will follow when they are ready. Five cheerful minutes a day is plenty.

બાળકો માટે ફળોનાં નામ ગુજરાતીમાં

આ પાનાં પર ત્રીસ ફળો ચિત્ર અને સ્પષ્ટ અવાજ સાથે છે: કેરી, કેળું, સફરજન, દ્રાક્ષ, સંતરું, તરબૂચ, જામફળ, ચીકુ, સીતાફળ અને બીજાં ઘણાં ફળો.

ફળોનાં નામ શીખવાની સૌથી સરસ જગ્યા રસોડું અને બજાર છે. બાળકને પોતાનું ફળ નામ બોલીને પસંદ કરવા દો, ફળ ગણો, તેના રંગ બોલો અને ઋતુની વાત કરો: ઉનાળામાં કેસર કેરી, શિયાળામાં જામફળ અને સીતાફળ.

How to use this page at home

Say it, then find it

Play for a few minutes, then look for the same thing away from the screen: gujarati words on the shelf, in the kitchen, on the way to school. A child learns a word properly when they meet it twice, once on the screen and once in their hand.

Ten minutes is enough

Short and happy beats long and tired. Stop while your child still wants more, and come back tomorrow: the same page on five short days teaches far more than one long sitting. Nothing here is scored, so there is no reason to push.

Use both languages

Tap the language button at the top to hear the words in your home language first and the second language after. Hearing the same picture named in two languages is one of the few things research agrees builds attention as well as vocabulary.