Date (fruit) in Spanish
Date (fruit) in Spanish is dátil (DAH-teel). It's masculine: el dátil, plural los dátiles.
- Spanish
- el dátil
- Say it
- el DAH-teel
- Gender
- Masculine: el dátil
- Plural
- los dátiles
One of 27 words in Fruits in Spanish: learn them step by step and practise them all.
Berries and stone fruits in Spanish
The other words in step 3 of Fruits in Spanish.
- la cerezacherry · lah seh-REH-sah
- la frambuesaraspberry · lah frahm-BWEH-sah
- el arándanoblueberry · el ah-RAHN-dah-noh
- la morablackberry · lah MOH-rah
- la ciruelaplum · lah see-RWEH-lah
- el kiwikiwi · el KEE-wee
- el higofig · el EE-goh
- el albaricoqueapricot · el ahl-bah-ree-KOH-keh
- la granadapomegranate · lah grah-NAH-dah
Questions about dátil
How do you say date (fruit) in Spanish?
Date (fruit) in Spanish is el dátil.
How do you pronounce dátil?
Say it DAH-teel. The syllable in capitals is stressed: DAH. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
Is dátil masculine or feminine in Spanish?
dátil is masculine, so it takes el: el dátil. The plural is los dátiles.
What does dátil mean in English?
In English, el dátil means date (fruit).
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Updated · Pronunciation guides use Latin American Spanish.