"fruit of the bramble," early 12c., from Old English blaceberian, from black (adj.) + berry. So called for the color. Also in Old English as bremelberie, bremelæppel (from bramble). The wireless handheld device of the same name was introduced 1999. Related: Blackberrying.
The children went blackberrying
Black Shirt
black swan
black widow
blackamoor
blackball
blackberry
blackbird
blackboard
blacken
blackface
blackguard