Berries

/ˈbɛriz/ noun

Small, round, juicy fruits that grow on bushes or trees, typically sweet and edible. Botanically, any fruit produced from a single flower with one ovary.

Old English 'berie', from Proto-Germanic 'bazja'. The word originally applied to grapes, then expanded to include small fruits. Interestingly, botanical berries include grapes and tomatoes, while strawberries and raspberries are not technically berries.

AMተወይጦ
ARالتوت
BNবেরি
CAbaies
CSbobule
DAbær
DEBeeren
ELμούρα
ESbayas
FAتوت فرنگی
FImarjat
FRbaies
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