IPA: //ˈræz.bə.ri//
KK: /ˈræzˌbɛri/
A small, round, edible fruit that is usually red or black and grows on thorny bushes. It is made up of many tiny, juicy parts called drupelets.
I made a delicious pie using fresh raspberries from the market.
Raspberry → The word 'raspberry' comes from the Middle English 'raspberrie', which is derived from the Old French 'framboise' (meaning raspberry) and possibly influenced by the word 'raspe' (meaning to scrape or rasp). The term 'rasp' refers to the rough texture of the fruit's surface. Thus, 'raspberry' refers to a berry that has a rasp-like texture.
Think of the rough texture of the raspberry's surface, which connects to the word 'rasp' — that's why it's called a raspberry.