The correct spelling of the fruit commonly known as "Persicot" is actually "Pêches de Vigne." The IPA phonetic transcription for this word is [pɛʃ.də.viɲ]. This French phrase translates to "vine peaches" in English, and refers to a type of peach that is smaller and redder than the typical peach. The confusion in the spelling of "Persicot" likely arose from a mispronunciation of the original French term. It is always important to double check and confirm the correct spelling of words.