citrus fruit

English

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Noun

citrus fruit (plural citrus fruits)

Lemons are a citrus fruit native to Asia, but now common worldwide.

Persian limes in a grocery store

Clementines (Citrus × clementina) have thinner skins than oranges.

Mikan (Citrus × unshiu), also known as satsumas

Sweet oranges (Citrus × sinensis) are used in many foods. Their ancestors were probably pomelos and mandarin oranges.

1. Any of the fruits in the common genus Citrus of flowering plants in the family Rutaceae.

Translations

fruit of genus Citrus

• Arabic: please add this translation if you can
• Brunei Malay: limau
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 柑橘類／柑橘类 (zh) (gānjúlèi), 柑橘類水果／柑橘类水果 (gānjúlèi shuǐguǒ), 柑橘类 (zh) (gānjúlèi), 柑橘类水果 (gānjúlèi shuǐguǒ), 柑橘屬／柑橘属 (gānjúshǔ), 柑橘屬水果／柑橘属水果 (gānjúshǔ shuǐguǒ), 柑橘属 (gānjúshǔ), 柑橘属水果 (gānjúshǔ shuǐguǒ), 柑橘 (zh) (gānjú)

• Czech: citrusové ovoce n
• Dutch: citrusvrucht (nl) f
• Fijian: moli
• Finnish: sitrushedelmä (fi)
• French: agrume (fr) m
• German: Zitrusfrucht (de) f
• Greek: εσπεριδοειδές (el) n (esperidoeidés)
• Hebrew: פְּרִי הָדָר (he) m (pri hadár)
• Hungarian: déligyümölcs (hu)
• Icelandic: sítrusávöxtur m
• Ido: citrus-frukto (io)
• Indonesian: jeruk (id)
• Irish: citreas m, toradh citris m
• Italian: agrume (it) m
• Japanese: 柑橘 (ja) (かんきつ, kankitsu), 柑橘類 (ja) (かんきつるい, kankitsurui), シトラス (shitorasu)
• Javanese: jeruk (jv)
• Khmer: ក្រូច (km) (krouc)
• Korean: 감귤 (gamgyul), 감귤류 (gamgyullyu)
• Latin: citrus f
• Macedonian: агруми pl (agrumi)
• Malay: limau (ms), jeruk
• Maori: hua hīmoe
• Mezquital Otomi: 'ñits'i
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: sitrusfrukt m or f

  Nynorsk: sitrusfrukt f

• Occitan: agrum (oc) m, agrume (oc) m
• Old Javanese: jruk
• Persian: مرکبات (fa) (morakkabât)
• Polish: cytrus (pl) m
• Portuguese: fruta cítrica m
• Romanian: citrice pl, agrume (ro) pl
• Russian: цитрус (ru) m (citrus)
• Slovene: agrumi pl
• Spanish: fruta cítrica f
• Swedish: citrusfrukt (sv) c
• Tagalog: pamiga
• Tongan: moli
• Turkish: narenciye (tr), turunçgiller (tr)

See also

• citrus