les prunes

plums

p ʁ y n → prune

prune plum + s Plural

noun · feminine plural Rare #31,714

plums False friend: French *prune* usually means “plum” (a fresh fruit), not an English “prune” (dried plum).

FR: J’achète des prunes au marché.

EN: I’m buying plums at the market.

Declension of prune

prunesprune

These plums are ripe.

No, but I have two ripe plums here, if you want.

— En terrain miné (2014)

Ziri was eating plums.

Are the plums out to get people?

— Bullet Train (2022)

Ziri ate plums.

I found some plums in our orchard.

— Le Patient anglais (1996)

Ziri loves plums.

So, we're the ones who get screwed?

— Bullet Train (2022)

How many plums are there?

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