greenish

English

Etymology

green +‎ -ish

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈɡɹiːnɪʃ/

Adjective

greenish (comparative more greenish, superlative most greenish)

Somewhat green.

Derived terms

Translations

somewhat green

Armenian: կանաչավուն (hy) (kanačʿavun)
Asturian: verdosu
Basque: berdexka
Catalan: verdós (ca)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 呈绿色的, 呈綠色的 (chénglǜsè de)
Czech: zelenavý
Danish: grønlig (da)
Dutch: groenachtig (nl)
Esperanto: verdeta
Estonian: rohekas
Finnish: vihertävä (fi)
French: verdâtre (fr), verdouillard (fr)
Galician: verdoso, verdello, averdado
German: grünlich (de)
Greek: πρασινωπός (el) (prasinopós)
Hebrew: יְרַקְרַק‎ (he) (y'rakrák)
Hungarian: zöldes (hu)

Ido: verdatra (io)
Irish: scothghlas
Italian: verdastro (it), verdognolo (it)
Kurdish: kesk‎ (ku) (kesk), keske‎ (ku) (keske)
Latin: pallens
Latvian: iezaļš, zaļgans, iezaļgans
Norwegian:
Bokmål: grønnaktig, grønnlig

Nynorsk: grønaktig
Polish: zielonawy (pl), zielonkawy (pl)
Portuguese: esverdeado (pt) m
Romanian: verzui (ro), verziu (ro), verzuriu
Russian: зеленова́тый (ru) (zelenovátyj)
Spanish: verdoso (es)
Swedish: grönaktig (sv)
Turkish: yeşilimtırak (tr), yeşilimsi (tr)
Vietnamese: hơi lục
Volapük: grünilik (vo)

Anagrams

rehinges, sheering

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