Why are real raspberries called 'raspberries'?

The name "raspberry" is believed to have originated from the Middle English Word "raspisse," which itself is derived from the earlier Old French term "framboise." The exact etymology is somewhat unclear, but it may be linked to the Word "bramble," referring to the thorny bushes that produce the fruit. Raspberries are distinct for their unique flavor and color, which helped solidify their identity in culinary contexts.