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in one of which it was referred to as "an odd kind of little squash, very tender and palatable".

In France, Britain and some other places, zucchini are called courgettes. According to the Dictionnaire de l'Académie française, the word is a twentieth-century coinage, deriving from the fourteenth-century courge, a plant of the cucurbitaceae family such as a pumpkin or marrow.

Another common name for zucchini, ''baby marrow'', is used interchangeably in South Africa

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