আপেল
Āpel
Apple
Usage
Borrowed from English "apple". Sold mainly as an imported fruit in Bangladeshi markets
কলা
Kalā
Banana
Usage
Available year-round in Bangladesh and West Bengal. Also used as an offering in religious ceremonies
কমলা
Kamalā
Orange
Usage
"Kamalā" is used for both the fruit and the color orange. Widely available as a winter seasonal fruit
আঙুর
Āngur
Grape
Usage
Mainly imported to Bangladesh from India and other countries. Popular as juice or raisins
স্ট্রবেরি
Sṭraberi
Strawberry
Usage
Borrowed from English "strawberry". A relatively new fruit in Bangladesh, now grown domestically in winter
তরমুজ
Taramuj
Watermelon
Usage
An essential summer fruit in Bangladesh's hot climate. Cut slices sold at roadside stalls are a seasonal sight
আনারস
Ānāras
Pineapple
Usage
Sylhet and the Chittagong Hill Tracts are major growing areas. Locally grown pineapple juice is very popular
নারকেল
Nārakel
Coconut
Usage
An essential ingredient in Bangladeshi cuisine. Widely used in sweets (mithai) and coastal dishes
লেবু
Lebu
Lime / Lemon
Usage
In Bangladesh, typically refers to the small green lime. Squeezed over food and used in "lebur sharbat" (lemonade)
আম
Ām
Mango
Usage
The beloved national fruit of Bangladesh. "Himsagar" and "Langra" varieties from Rajshahi are considered premium
ডুরিয়ান
Ḍuriyān
Durian
Usage
An exotic Southeast Asian fruit rarely found in Bangladesh; an expensive import. Borrowed from English "durian"
ম্যাঙ্গোস্টিন
Myāṃgosṭin
Mangosteen
Usage
Borrowed from English "mangosteen". Treated as a rare and expensive import in Bangladesh
পেঁপে
Pẽpe
Papaya
Usage
A common fruit cultivated throughout Bangladesh. Unripe green papaya is used as a vegetable in cooking
লিচু
Lichu
Lychee
Usage
Rajshahi is the main lychee-growing region in Bangladesh. A cherished seasonal fruit only available in early summer
র্যাম্বুটান
Ryāmbuṭān
Rambutan
Usage
Southeast Asian fruit; borrowed from English. Found in Bangladesh mainly as an imported specialty fruit
ড্রাগন ফ্রুট
Ḍrāgan phrūṭ
Dragon fruit
Usage
Direct loanword from English. Cultivation has begun in Bangladesh in recent years and is increasingly available
লংগান
Laṃgān
Longan
Usage
Of Chinese/Southeast Asian origin; borrowed from English. Available in Bangladesh as an imported fruit
কাঁঠাল
Kāṃṭhāl
Jackfruit
Usage
The national fruit of Bangladesh (jātīya phal). Ripe flesh is eaten as a dessert; unripe "echor" is cooked as a vegetable
তেঁতুল
Tẽtul
Tamarind
Usage
An essential souring agent in Bangladeshi cooking. Widely used in chutneys and sauces
পেয়ারা
Peyārā
Guava
Usage
A beloved fruit throughout Bangladesh. Traditionally eaten with salt and chili
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