Grapes in Hebrew are ענבים

, while a single grape is עינב

(also a name for both girls and boys). However, when people talk about grape juice they usually don’t say מיץ ענבים

, but rather תירוש

.

In any case, here’s an example of ענבים in context:

הענבים האלה ממש טעימים ומרעננים ביום חם כזה.

These grapes are really tasty and refreshing on a hot day like this.

When ענבים

appears as part of an “of” phrase (the construct state), the ם drops so that we have עִנְבֵי

. Thus John Steinbeck’s classic The Grapes of Wrath is ענבי זעם

.