How to Say "Grapes" in Persian

انگور

angūr/ʔan.ˈɡuːr/

The English word "grapes" is translated into Persian as انگور (angūr).

The word انگور refers to the fruit known as grapes.

How does it change in a sentence?

To refer to a specific set of grapes (the grapes), you can add the suffix -hā to the singular form انگور, resulting in انگورها.

The word is pronounced /ʔan.ˈɡuːr/. The stress is on the second of two syllables. The romanization is angūr or angur.

The word انگور shares a distant ancestor with the English word 'bend', stemming from a Proto-Indo-European root meaning 'to curve'.
In Persian culture, انگور is frequently served on hospitality platters alongside walnuts and pomegranate to symbolize abundance.
Classical Persian poetry often employs انگور as a metaphor for the intoxicating nature of love and the fleeting sweetness of youth.

فردا انگورها را درو خواهم کرد.
Tomorrow I will harvest grapes.
This sentence is useful for learning how to express harvesting انگور.
Tatoeba #12866650 by manelie, translation #5428063 by Dejo
کشمش‌ها انگورهای چروکیده هستند.
Raisins are shrivelled grapes.
This sentence describes raisins as shrivelled versions of انگور.
Tatoeba #7830916 by cojiluc, translation #696960 by darinmex
انگورها در تاکستان‌ها می‌رویند.
Grapes grow in vineyards.
This sentence shows where انگور grows.
Tatoeba #12164818 by cojiluc, translation #10847009 by AlanF_US

Amir and Zahra are at a fruit market.

امیر Amir

زهرا، این انگور خیلی شیرین به نظر می‌رسد.
Zahra, in angur kheyli shirin be nazar mi-resad.
Zahra, these grapes look very sweet.
زهرا Zahra

بله، من هم انگور دوست دارم.
Bale, man ham angur doust daram.
Yes, I like grapes too.
امیر Amir

می‌خواهی یک کیلو انگور بخریم؟
Mi-khahi yek kilo angur bekharim?
Do you want to buy a kilo of grapes?
زهرا Zahra

بله، حتماً بخر.
Bale, hatman bekhar.
Yes, definitely buy them.

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