Limons

Limons is the plural form of the word "limon," which commonly refers to a lemon, a yellow, oval citrus fruit with acidic juice. Lemons are widely used in cooking, baking, and beverages. The term "limon" can also, less frequently, refer to other citrus fruits similar to lemons. Depending on regional dialect and context, "limon" can sometimes be used interchangeably with "lime." However, limes are typically smaller, greener, and have a slightly different flavor profile than lemons. Therefore, "limons" generally indicates multiple lemons. The word originates from the Persian word limu, which then spread through Arabic (laymūn) and eventually into European languages.