ochre in Finnish
ochre in Finnish is okra, okrankeltainen, okrahauta — ochre means an earthy clay pigment made up of silica, aluminium and ferric oxide.
ochre in Finnish
okra
Having a yellow-orange colour.
okrankeltainen
Having a yellow-orange colour.
okrahauta
(archaeology) Referring to cultures that covered their dead with ochre.
okra
A clay earth pigment containing silica, aluminum and ferric oxide.
keltamulta
A clay earth pigment containing silica, aluminum and ferric oxide.
okra
A somewhat dark yellowish orange colour.
okrankeltainen
A somewhat dark yellowish orange colour.
What does "ochre" mean?
- noun An earthy clay pigment made up of silica, aluminium and ferric oxide.
- noun A dull, dark yellowish-orange colour.
- noun (genetics) The genetic code UAA, which signals a cell to stop building a protein.
- noun (informal) Money, especially in the form of gold.
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What is "ochre" in Finnish?
"ochre" in Finnish is okra, okrankeltainen, okrahauta. ochre means: An earthy clay pigment made up of silica, aluminium and ferric oxide.
Are there other ways to say "ochre" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 4 translations listed for "ochre": okra, okrankeltainen, okrahauta, keltamulta.
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