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10 Language-to-English Dictionariescramoisi
Pronunciation / Transliteration: cramoisi
"Leurs drapeaux flottaient en cramoisi."
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A rich deep red color inclining to purple.
"Her cheeks flushed a deep crimson."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from old Spanish cremesín, medieval Latin cremesinus, from Arabic qirmizī 'pertaining to the kermes insect'.
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cramoisi
Transliteration: cramoisi
"Leurs drapeaux flottaient en cramoisi."
karmesinrot
Transliteration: karmesinrot
"Der Himmel färbte sich karmesinrot."
cremisi
Transliteration: cremisi
"Indossava un abito cremisi."
carmesí
Transliteration: carmesí
"Las rosas rojas brillaban en carmesí."
carmesim
Transliteration: carmesim
"O sol poente pintou o céu de carmesim."
गहरा लाल
Transliteration: gahra laal
"उसने गहरे लाल रंग की पोशाक पहनी थी।"
深红色
Transliteration: shēn hóng sè
"枫叶变成了深红色。"
진홍색
Transliteration: jinhongsaek
"단풍잎이 진홍색으로 물들었다."
深紅
Transliteration: shinku
"彼女のドレスは美しい深紅だった。"
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