If druif in french is raisin, whats rozijn, rozijnen in french?

Grape?

Raisin.

rozijn, rozijnen seche. Seche means dry, so translated it's really dried grape.

rozijn, rozijnen in french is 'Raisin Seck' : )

Hope I helped!

I don't know why there is not valid answer here, cause u can literally go to google translate and it works.
Anyway it's "raisins secs", mostly used in plural. "Raisin seck" is approximately how you'd pronouce it, but "ck" doesn't exist in French, I mean, u can occasionally see a "ck" in a word in French, but the word just isn't French.
And "raisin seche" is wrong too because "seche" (actually "sèche") is feminine of "sec", rozijn, rozijnen (in french) is masculine, so it doesn't match

Long answer, but I'm trying to make it clear why it is "sec" and nothing else (or "secs" here, but u got the point)