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Dry Fruits in Urdu - A Complete List

Learn the names of all common dry fruits and nuts in Urdu (خشک میوے) with their English names and pronunciation. This comprehensive list covers over 20 dry fruits including popular Pakistani varieties and seeds.

Dry Fruits Names in Urdu and English

Almond
بادام
English: Almond
Badam
Apricot Dried
خشک خوبانی
English: Apricot Dried
Khushk Khubani
Cashew
کاجو
English: Cashew
Kaju
Chestnut
شاہ بلوط
English: Chestnut
Shah Baloot
Dried Coconut
خشک ناریل گری
English: Dried Coconut
Khushk Nariyal Giri
Date Dried
چھوارا
English: Date Dried
Chhuara
Fig Dried
خشک انجیر
English: Fig Dried
Khushk Anjeer
Flax Seeds
السی
English: Flax Seeds
Alsi
Fox Nut (Makhana)
مکھانے
English: Fox Nut (Makhana)
Makhane
Hazelnut
فندق
English: Hazelnut
Funduq
Macadamia
مکاڈیمیا
English: Macadamia
Macadamia
Peanut
مونگ پھلی
English: Peanut
Moong Phali
Pecan
پیکان
English: Pecan
Pecan
Pine Nut
چلغوزا
English: Pine Nut
Chilgoza
Pistachio
پستہ
English: Pistachio
Pista
Prune
خشک آلوبخارا
English: Prune
Khushk Aloo Bukhara
Pumpkin Seeds
کدو کے بیج
English: Pumpkin Seeds
Kaddu ke Beej
Raisin
کشمش
English: Raisin
Kishmish
Sesame Seeds
تل
English: Sesame Seeds
Til
Sunflower Seeds
سورج مکھی کے بیج
English: Sunflower Seeds
Suraj Mukhi ke Beej
Walnut
اخروٹ
English: Walnut
Akhrot
Watermelon Seeds
تربوز کے بیج
English: Watermelon Seeds
Tarbooz ke Beej
Chia Seeds
چیا سیڈز
English: Chia Seeds
Chia Seeds
Brazil Nut
برازیل نٹ
English: Brazil Nut
Brazil Nut
Melon Seeds
خربوزے کے بیج
English: Melon Seeds
Kharbooze ke Beej
Dried Mango
آم پاپڑ
English: Dried Mango
Aam Papar
Dried Cranberry
خشک کرین بیری
English: Dried Cranberry
Khushk Cranberry

About Dry Fruits in Urdu

In Urdu, dry fruits are called "خشک میوے" (Khushk Meway). Dry fruits hold a special place in Pakistani culture, especially during festivals, weddings, and winter months. Almonds (بادام), walnuts (اخروٹ), pistachios (پستہ), and pine nuts (چلغوزا) are among the most popular. They are widely used in desserts, traditional medicines, and as everyday snacks. Learning dry fruit names in Urdu is helpful for shopping at local markets and understanding Pakistani cuisine and health traditions.

Popular Dry Fruits in Pakistan

Pakistan is both a consumer and producer of many dry fruits. Pine nuts (چلغوزا) are harvested from the forests of Balochistan and Waziristan. Dates (چھوارا) are a staple in Sindh and Balochistan. During Ramadan, dates and almonds are essential for Iftar. In winter, a mix of almonds (بادام), cashews (کاجو), raisins (کشمش), and walnuts (اخروٹ) is a common gift and snack. Peanuts (مونگ پھلی) are a beloved street food roasted fresh during the cold season.