vermilion in Japanese
vermilion in Japanese is 赤い, 朱色, 朱 — vermilion means a vivid orange-red color, originally made from a mineral pigment.
vermilion in Japanese
赤い
Pronounced: akai
Having a brilliant red colour.
朱色
Pronounced: shuiro
Having the color of the vermilion dye.
朱
Pronounced: ake
A vivid red synthetic pigment made of mercury sulfide, cinnabar.
朱
Pronounced: ake
A bright orange-red colour.
朱色
Pronounced: shuiro
A bright orange-red colour.
What does "vermilion" mean?
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noun A vivid orange-red color, originally made from a mineral pigment.
"The temple gates were painted a striking vermilion."
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adj Having this bright orange-red color.
"Autumn had turned the maple leaves vermilion."
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vermilion in a sentence
- The temple gates were painted a striking vermilion.
- Autumn had turned the maple leaves vermilion.
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What is "vermilion" in Japanese?
"vermilion" in Japanese is 赤い, 朱色, 朱. vermilion means: A vivid orange-red color, originally made from a mineral pigment.
How do you pronounce 赤い?
"vermilion" in Japanese is 赤い, pronounced "akai".
How do you use "vermilion" in a sentence?
Example: "The temple gates were painted a striking vermilion." In Japanese, "vermilion" is 赤い, 朱色, 朱.
Are there other ways to say "vermilion" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "vermilion": 赤い, 朱色, 朱.
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