reddish

English

Etymology

red +‎ -ish

Adjective

reddish (comparative more reddish, superlative most reddish)

1. Somewhat red.

Translations

resembling the colour red

Armenian: կարմրավուն (hy) (karmravun) Asturian: arroxáu (ast), robrizu (ast) Catalan: rogenc (ca), vermellós (ca) Czech: červenavý (cs) Dutch: roodachtig (nl) Finnish: punertava (fi) French: rougeâtre (fr) m. and f. Galician: avermellado (gl) Georgian: მოწითალო (ka) German: rötlich (de)

Greenlandic: aapaluppoq (kl) Icelandic: rauðleitur (is) Latin: rubellus (la) Latvian: iesarkans (lv), sarkanīgs (lv) Romanian: roșcat (ro) Russian: красноватый (ru) (krasnovátyj) Spanish: rojizo (es), rubescente (es) Swedish: rödaktig (sv) Turkish: kırmızımsı (tr), kırmızımtırak (tr)

quite red; red to a certain extent

Armenian: կարմրավուն (hy) (karmravun) Catalan: rogenc (ca), vermellós (ca) Finnish: punertava (fi) French: rougeâtre (fr) m. and f. German: rötlich (de) Greek: υπέρυθρος (el) (ypérythros) Greenlandic: aappalajappoq (kl), aappaluarpoq (kl) Irish: scothdhearg (ga)

Kurdish: Sorani: سوور هه‌ڵگه‌ڕاو (ku) (soor haLgaRAw) Portuguese: avermelhado (pt) Romanian: roșcat (ro) Russian: красноватый (ru) (krasnovátyj) Spanish: rojizo (es), rubescente (es) Swedish: rödaktig (sv) Turkish: kırmızımsı (tr), kırmızımtırak (tr)

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Italian: rossastro m., rossastra f.