orange in Swahili
orange in Swahili is mchungwa, chungwa, rangi ya machungwa — orange means a round citrus fruit with a sweet-tart taste and a thick, textured peel that turns yellow-orange when ripe; also the tree it grows on.
orange in Swahili
mchungwa
tree
chungwa
fruit
rangi ya machungwa
colour
What does "orange" mean?
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noun A round citrus fruit with a sweet-tart taste and a thick, textured peel that turns yellow-orange when ripe; also the tree it grows on.
"She squeezed a fresh orange for breakfast juice."
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noun The reddish-yellow color of the ripe fruit, midway between red and yellow.
"The sunset painted the sky a deep orange."
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adjective Having the color orange.
"He wore bright orange sneakers to the game."
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orange in a sentence
- She squeezed a fresh orange for breakfast juice.
- I peeled an orange and shared the segments with my brother.
- The sunset painted the sky a deep orange.
- The leaves turned a rich orange and red before they finally fell.
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What is "orange" in Swahili?
"orange" in Swahili is mchungwa, chungwa, rangi ya machungwa. orange means: A round citrus fruit with a sweet-tart taste and a thick, textured peel that turns yellow-orange when ripe; also the tree it grows on.
How do you use "orange" in a sentence?
Example: "She squeezed a fresh orange for breakfast juice." In Swahili, "orange" is mchungwa, chungwa, rangi ya machungwa.
Are there other ways to say "orange" in Swahili?
Yes — Swahili has 3 translations listed for "orange": mchungwa, chungwa, rangi ya machungwa.
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