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means A small golden-green raisin made from seedless grapes, typically sultana (also called Thompson Seedless) grapes dried without pressing.

from The word traces to Arabic 'sulṭān' (ruler, power) via Italian 'sultana,' originally meaning the wife or favorite woman of a sultan — a title dripping with harem glamour. Grape growers in the 19th century borrowed that regal shimmer to brand a particular pale, seedless grape variety grown widely in Turkey and Greece, and the name stuck to the dried fruit too. So the raisin's poshness is literally a hand-me-down from royalty, filtered through clever Victorian-era marketing of dried fruit.