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Ume - plum
Umeko - plum child
Umetaro - bug son of plums
Kaki - persimmon
Renji, close to 'orenji', the Japanese pronunciation of orange.
Tsuyu - "plum rain", a type of seasonal rain that brings about plums

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Ringo - apple
Tachibana - mandarin orange, a surname
Ichigo - strawberry
Kiichigo - raspberry
Mango
Yuzu - citrus
Yuzuki -citrud fruit

Clementine & Prunella & Oliver

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Olive / Olivia / Oliver
Clementine
Prunella
Berry /Barry
Huckleberry
Cherry
Quince / Quincy

Kiwi
Apple, Gala
Pear
Peach
Persimmon
Pomegranate
Orange, Cara, Valencia
Papaya
Ginger
Coco(nut)
Star(fruit)
Momoko, Momotaro (means peach child/boy)
Itamar, Tamar, Tamara (means date, sounds like tamarind)
Pomona (goddess of fruit trees)
Pomelline, Pomellina (sound like pomme, pomelo)
Prunella (sounds like prune)
Raisa (sounds like raisin)
Melanie, Milan (sound like melon)
Perry (sounds like pear)

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I think my favorites from the really obvious ones are Cherry, Clementine, and Lemon. Or I could probably warm up to a double name like Peach Blossom.

This message was edited 3/31/2022, 7:30 AM

Nectaria, Nectario (from Nektarios) - they remind me of nectarine, (Prunus persica), smooth-skinned peach of the family Rosaceae©

I rather like Plum, and Apricot for a pet.

Last year in my community a baby girl named Lemon was in the birth announcements. Though I wouldn't recommend it lol!

Berry
Cherry
Clementine
Huckleberry
Olive
Plum
Tangerine