pink in Latin
pink in Latin is roseus — pink means a pale red colour.
pink in Latin
roseus
Having a colour between red and white; pale red.
What does "pink" mean?
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noun A pale red colour.
"The bedroom walls were painted a soft pink."
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noun A garden plant related to the carnation, with sweet-smelling flowers.
"The pinks in her garden smelled sweet all through the summer evening."
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adj Having a pale reddish colour, a mix of red and white.
"She wore a pink dress to the party."
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verb To cut a decorative zigzag edge into fabric, or to prick something sharply.
"She used pinking shears to pink the edge of the fabric so it wouldn't fray."
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pink in a sentence
- The bedroom walls were painted a soft pink.
- The baby's blanket was a pale shade of pink.
- The pinks in her garden smelled sweet all through the summer evening.
- He planted a row of pinks beside the old stone wall.
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What is "pink" in Latin?
"pink" in Latin is roseus. pink means: A pale red colour.
How do you use "pink" in a sentence?
Example: "The bedroom walls were painted a soft pink." In Latin, "pink" is roseus.
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