aapolo
Apple
jaina
Banana
moli
Orange
grape
Grape
sitorauberi
Strawberry
meleni
Watermelon
Usage
Watermelon is "meleni" (from English "melon")
painapolo
Pineapple
niu
Coconut
moli karokaro
Lemon
maqo
Mango
Usage
The mango is "maqo" (q is the prenasalised g). "Mago" is an adjective meaning "ripe"
durian
Durian
mangosini
Mangosteen
weleti
Papaya
Usage
Papaya is weleti. "Uto" is the breadfruit (Artocarpus) and also means "heart"; it is not used for papaya
liici
Lychee
rambutan
Rambutan
drakoni
Dragon fruit
longan
Longan
jackfruit
Jackfruit
tamarini
Tamarind
kuava
Guava
More Fijian phrases
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