raisin means “grape” | MotiTan French Dictionary

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Je bois du jus de raisin.

I drink grape juice.

Small sweet grapes clustered on a vine, eaten fresh or turned into other foods.

raisin sec: A grape that has been dried.
grappe: A cluster of grapes attached to a stem.
grain: A single grape.

Petit fruit sucré porté en grappes sur la vigne, souvent consommé cru ou transformé.

Raisin comes through Old French from Latin racemus, meaning a cluster or bunch of grapes, and became the ordinary French noun for a grape.

French commonly uses the plural raisins for grapes as food, especially in phrases such as des raisins at a shop or table.