Please help me by translating the following french terms into english:

1) le litchi
2)le bonbon
3)le ragout
4)l'epice
5)les accras
6)les matoutous
7)le blaff
8) le feroce
9)le lambi

These are terms of West Indies cuisine, not to be found in any dictionary. Most have no translation in English.

1) le litchi = lychee (fruit native to China, called "Christmas fruit" in Reunion island.)
2)le bonbon
3)le ragout = stew (a dish of meat and vegetables cooked slowly in liquid in a closed dish or pan)
4)l'epice = spice
5)accra = accra (A Caribbean dish of salt cod fritters, often served as an hors d'oeuvre. Also known as stamp-and-go.)
6)matoutou = matoutou (Caribbean dish made with crab)
7)le blaff = blaff (A West Indian stew consisting of fish or occasionally pork)
8) le feroce =Avocado feroce ( Féroce d'avocat), a recipe from the French West Indies - Spicy Avocado and Cod Balls
9)le lambi queen conch

Bonbon and ragout, (respectively sweet and stew) may have other specific meanings in different parts of the world.
Hope it helps

To translate the given French terms into English:

1) Le litchi - Lychee
To find the translation, you can use online translation tools like Google Translate or online bilingual dictionaries. Simply type "litchi" in French and select English as the target language.

2) Le bonbon - Candy
Again, you can use online translation tools or dictionaries. Type "bonbon" in French and select English as the target language to get the translation.

3) Le ragoût - Stew
Use the same method as above, type "ragoût" in French and choose English as the translation language.

4) L'épice - Spice
Once again, you can utilize online translation tools by typing "épice" in French and selecting English as the translation language.

5) Les accras - Fritters
As before, you can use online translation tools or dictionaries to find the translation of "accras" from French to English.

6) Les matoutous - Jungle cats
To find the translation, you can use various online resources such as translation tools or bilingual dictionaries. It's important to note that "matoutous" can also refer to a type of cat found in certain regions of the West Indies.

7) Le blaff - Seafood soup
Again, you can use online translation tools or dictionaries to find the translation of "blaff" from French to English. It refers to a type of soup made with seafood.

8) Le féroce - Fierce
To find the translation, you can use online translation tools by typing "féroce" in French and selecting English as the translation language.

9) Le lambi - Conch
Use online translation tools or dictionaries to find the translation of "lambi" from French to English. It refers to a type of large sea snail commonly used in Caribbean cuisine.