Hutsvuku

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Tsvuku kana dzvuku (red) zvinoreva ruvara rwakaita seropa.

Kurerutsa Mutauro[chinja | edit source]

Mitauro yeBantu[chinja | edit source]

  • VaTsonga vanoti tswuku (adj. red) kureva tsvuku kana dzvuku.
  • VaTonga vanoti salala (adj. red) kureva tsvuku kana dzvuku.
  • VaSwahili vanoti kitu chekundu (red thing) kureva ivhu. Fananidzai nokuti dzvuku mukunde.
  • VaHerero vanoti pyu (very red; the things are quite red) kureva [tsvu-u]].

  • Scarlet is a brilliant red color. It is the color worn by a cardinal of the Catholic Church.

  • The cardinal takes its name from the color worn by Catholic cardinals.

  • Pink is a pale shade of red. Cherry blossoms in the Tsutsujigaoka Park, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan.

  • Vermilion is similar to scarlet, but slightly more orange. This is sindoor, a red cosmetic powder used in India; Some Hindu women put a stripe of sindoor in their hair to show they are married.

  • Maple tree with red leaves in the morning mist Estonia

  • Crimson is a strong, deep red containing a little blue. The emblem of Harvard University.

  • Maroon is a dark brownish red. Its name comes from marron, the French word for chestnut.[1][2]

  • Ruby is the color of a cut and polished ruby gemstone.

  • Burgundy, claret, or Wine red, is a very dark red containing a little blue. In France this color is known as Bordeaux.

  1. ↑ Neufeldt, V.; Guralnik, D. B., eds. (1988). Webster's New World dictionary of American English (3rd college ed.). Cleveland: Webster's New World. ISBN 978-0131926592. OCLC 36197258. "A dark brown red." 
  2. ↑ Stein, J., ed. (1975). The Random House college dictionary (Rev. ed.). New York: Random House. ISBN 978-0394436005. OCLC 1218492. "A dark brownish-red." 
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