Arandano is cranberry

i need to know the translatio of blueberry to spanish from mexico spanish

our nanny from mexico feeds them to the baby here in Dallas and says she's never seen or heard of them before. I suggested arandano to her and she did not know that word either.

well i know that "mora" is a word for raspberry so maybe its a type of mora

I think the word is mora. See if she knows that one.

This is an excellent question. The correct word is salsamora

Blueberries don't grow in Mexico. My father calls them arandanos and he is a native of Zamora. I think that there is a type of berry that looks like the blueberry called an "arandano" and so they just call it that.

Mora is blackberry

frambuesa is the word for raspberry. mora is blackberry. Just had this conversation last night with some Mexicans and when I asked how you say "blueberry" one replied in a Mexican accent "blooberi". I guess you had to be there. Anyway, they just don't grow in Mexico, whereas raspberries and blackberries are grown there for export to the US.

Blackberries are moras, raspberries are zarzamoras. Cranberries and blueberries are rare in Mexico, but apparently both are called arandano, and only the new market of cereals and juices from USA had started recently the knowledge of Mexicans of these delicious fruits. I'm Mexican and know this from first hand

Mora is the blackberry and arandano azul is the blueberrie

arandano azul, i like it...that's what i'll call it now....jajajaja

Arandano in spanish is cranberry !

Blackberry - - Zarzamora
Blueberry - - Mora Azul/Arándano Azul
Raspberry - - Frambuesa
Cranberry - - Arándano/Arándano Rojo
Strawberry - - Fresa

Source: Me, spanish speaker

Peru does not have a spanish word for blueberry (possibly has a spanglish word by now). Mora is blackberry; frambuesa is raspberry; fresa is strawberry and then there are local native berries that have distinct names depending on the locale.
My suspicion is that "vaccinium", which includes blueberry and its cousin, huckleberry, does not grow as a "native" plant in Latin America.
This plant needs a particularily acid soil (not that acid soils don't exist in Latin America..volcanos anyone?) and frequently grows in climates with freezing winters (Montana for huckleberry; and northern regions for blueberry). An exception for huckleberry is a very large patch (nobody is known to have planted it on purpose) in Tilden Park in the East Bay of the San Francisco Bay Area (Mediterranean climate). Blueberry can be cultivated with success in the Bay Area.
Perhaps the birds that could spread the seeds of vaccinium do not migrate to those lands?

mora azul

I am from Argentina, we call the Strawberries "Frutillas" (we know the word Fresa, we just dont use it). We call the Raspberry "Frambuesa" and the Blackberry "Mora" - I had heard the word "Arandano" and I knew it was a "Fruto del Bosque" ("Woods' Fruit") but I've never really seen them until I came to the States. I am guessing it is right to call the Blueberries and Cranberries that but I am sure they are mostly known by the English name now thanks to Globalization...

blueberry

In Northern Spain I asked for arandanos and got blueberries.

arándanos - blueberries (in Spain)
arándanos - cranberries (also arandanos silvestres)
fresas -or- frutillas - strawberries
moras -or- zarzamoras - blackberries
frambuesas - raspberries
frutos del bosque - berries from the forest

and how do you say "madroño" in English? I've always been curious about that. I know the tree is called a strawberry tree but surely we don't call the fruit a strawberry!

i could of sworn that it was frambuesa but i asked my mother and she said it was arandano so i guess thats the answer and we are from el salvador

YES I SPOKE WITH MY SISTER IN PANAMA N SHE SEAD THE PRONOUNCE IS ARANDANO AZUL,SO THAT IS RIGHT.

cranberries are "arandanos agrios", arandano is the botanical word for blueberry.

Arandano and mora are just berries.

Blueberry in Spanish is arándano azul, mirtillo or mirtilo
Raspberry is frambuesa
Cranberry is arándano agrio or arándano rojo

I am a Spanish/French/English speaker

mora is just 'berry'
zarzamora - blackberry
mora azul - blueberry
frambuesa - raspberry
arandano - cranberry

Mora/Zarzamora = Blackberry
Arandano = Cranberry
Mora Azul/Arandano Azul = Blueberry
Frambuesa = Raspberry
Zarza de Boysen = Boysenberry
Grosella = Redcurrant

Every country has different words. Ppl don't get offended or worked up.

the correct word in spain (spanish) is moras.