scarlet in Latin
scarlet in Latin is coccinus, puniceus, coccum — scarlet means a vivid red colour, sometimes with an orange tinge.
scarlet in Latin
coccinus
Of a bright red colour.
puniceus
Of a bright red colour.
coccum
Cloth of a scarlet color.
What does "scarlet" mean?
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noun A vivid red colour, sometimes with an orange tinge.
"The leaves turned scarlet in early autumn."
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adjective Of a bright, deep red colour.
"She wore a scarlet dress to the gala."
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scarlet in a sentence
- The leaves turned scarlet in early autumn.
- She wore a scarlet dress to the gala.
- The postbox was a bright scarlet against the grey stone wall.
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What is "scarlet" in Latin?
"scarlet" in Latin is coccinus, puniceus, coccum. scarlet means: A vivid red colour, sometimes with an orange tinge.
How do you use "scarlet" in a sentence?
Example: "The leaves turned scarlet in early autumn." In Latin, "scarlet" is coccinus, puniceus, coccum.
Are there other ways to say "scarlet" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "scarlet": coccinus, puniceus, coccum.
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