The English language adopted the word "pineapple" from the Spanish word "piña" when the fruit was first introduced to Europe by Spanish explorers in the 17th century. At the time, there was no standardized system for naming new plants and animals, so different languages used different names for the same thing based on their own unique linguistic and cultural traditions.

The word "ananas" is used for the fruit in many other European languages, including French, Italian, and German. This is because these languages borrowed the word from the Tupi-Guarani language spoken by indigenous people in South America, where the pineapple originated.

However, English speakers continued to use the term "pineapple" even as the fruit became more widely known and studied. The name "pineapple" may have been more familiar to English speakers and easier to remember and pronounce than the word "ananas" from a less familiar language. Over time, the name "pineapple" became established in English and is now widely recognized as the name for this tropical fruit.
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