kleur
Frisian (Western)
noun
Definitions
- colo(u)r
- suit (of cards)
Etymology
Borrowed from Dutch, Flemish kleur (colour, color) derived from French couleur (colour) derived from Latin color (colour, color).
Origin
Latin
color
Gloss
colour, color
Concept
Semantic Field
Sense perception
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- color English
- couleur English
- coelicolor Latin
- color Latin
- color, coloris Latin
- coloro Latin
- concolor Latin
- decolor Latin
- diversicolor Latin
- quadricolor Latin
- saxicolor Latin
- tricolor Latin
- varicolor Latin
- vinicolor Latin
- Couleur German
- colore Italian
- achtergrondkleur Dutch, Flemish
- driekleur Dutch, Flemish
- gelaatskleur Dutch, Flemish
- ivoorkleurig Dutch, Flemish
- klankkleur Dutch, Flemish
- kleur Dutch, Flemish
- kleuren-tv Dutch, Flemish
- kleurenblind Dutch, Flemish
- kleurendia Dutch, Flemish
- kleurendiapositief Dutch, Flemish
- kleurenfoto Dutch, Flemish
- kleurenschema Dutch, Flemish
- kleurentelevisie Dutch, Flemish
- kleurloos Dutch, Flemish
- kleurpotlood Dutch, Flemish
- kleurrijk Dutch, Flemish
- kleurstof Dutch, Flemish
- olijfkleurig Dutch, Flemish
- rouwkleur Dutch, Flemish
- schutkleur Dutch, Flemish
- streepkleur Dutch, Flemish
- tweekleur Dutch, Flemish
- tweekleurig Dutch, Flemish
- vlaskleurig Dutch, Flemish
- voskleurig Dutch, Flemish
- zalmkleurig Dutch, Flemish
- zilverkleur Dutch, Flemish
- zilverkleurig Dutch, Flemish
- couleur French
- color Spanish, Castilian
- kulør Norwegian Bokmål
- kulör Swedish
- kolor Polish
- kulør Norwegian Nynorsk
- kulør Danish
- color Old French
- colour Old French
- colur Welsh
- coleur Middle Dutch
- kleur Afrikaans
- couleur Middle French
- קאָליר Yiddish
- колір Ukrainian
- Klöör Low German
- Klür Low German
- colur xno
- koulè Haitian, Haitian Creole
- kouler Mauritian Creole
- colos Old Latin