dye in Bulgarian

dye in Bulgarian is багри́ло, боя́, боядисвам — dye means a substance used to change the colour of something, especially fabric or hair.

багри́ло

noun

Pronounced: bagrilo

A colourant, especially one that has an affinity to the substrate to which it is applied.

боя́

noun

Pronounced: boya

A colourant, especially one that has an affinity to the substrate to which it is applied.

боядисвам

verb

Pronounced: boyadisvam

(ambitransitive) To colour with dye, or as if with dye.

What does "dye" mean?

noun A substance used to change the colour of something, especially fabric or hair.
"She used a natural dye made from beetroot."
verb To change the colour of something using dye.
"From there, customization simply becomes a matter of crafting trims at a smithing table, then dyeing them “using gems and ingots like diamonds, copper, and netherite.”"

She used a natural dye made from beetroot.
The shop sells a bottle of purple dye for colouring old t-shirts.
From there, customization simply becomes a matter of crafting trims at a smithing table, then dyeing them “using gems and ingots like diamonds, copper, and netherite.”
I found this 4-500 Mesh Nylon Strainer Flour Sieve handy and budget-friendly, especially for those who dye often and want to keep solids out of their pots effortlessly.

pigment stain tincture

of to and a in I that for you IT on with

What is "dye" in Bulgarian?

"dye" in Bulgarian is багри́ло, боя́, боядисвам. dye means: A substance used to change the colour of something, especially fabric or hair.

How do you pronounce багри́ло?

"dye" in Bulgarian is багри́ло, pronounced "bagrilo".

How do you use "dye" in a sentence?

Example: "She used a natural dye made from beetroot." In Bulgarian, "dye" is багри́ло, боя́, боядисвам.

Are there other ways to say "dye" in Bulgarian?

Yes — Bulgarian has 3 translations listed for "dye": багри́ло, боя́, боядисвам.

Study it as flashcards or scroll it in Vocabulary Flow — saved to your collection.