English
Etymology
Proto-West Germanic *-isk English grayish
From gray + -ish.
Pronunciation
Adjective
grayish (comparative more grayish, superlative most grayish)
- Somewhat gray.
- Synonym: grayey
Derived terms
Translations
somewhat gray
- Armenian: գորշավուն (hy) (goršavun)
- Asturian: agrisáu, grisosu, grisaceu
- Azerbaijani: bozumtul
- Breton: arc'hlas (br), damc'hlas (br)
- Catalan: grisenc (ca), grisós (ca)
- Danish: grålig
- Dutch: grijsachtig (nl)
- Finnish: harmahtava
- French: grisâtre (fr)
- Galician: agrisado (gl) m
- Georgian: მონაცრისფრო (monacrispro)
- German: gräulich (de)
- Hebrew: אֲפַרְפַּר (he) m (ʾafarpár)
- Hungarian: szürkés (hu)
- Irish: scothliath
- Italian: grigiastro (it)
- Latin: rāvēscēns, grīseolus, subgrīseus
- Latvian: pelēcīgs, iepelēks, pelēkgans, iesirms
- Māori: tārekoreko
- Occitan: grisastre, grisenc, grisàs, grisèl
- Ottoman Turkish: قوكور (koñur)
- Polish: szarawy (pl) m
- Portuguese: cinzento (pt)
- Russian: серова́тый (ru) (serovátyj)
- Shor: қырзыбан
- Spanish: grisáceo (es), entrecano / encanecido / canoso (of hair), rucio (es)
- Sundanese: rawun
- Swedish: gråaktig (sv)
- Turkish: grimsi (tr), grimtırak (tr)
- Ukrainian: сірува́тий (siruvátyj)
- Welsh: llwydaidd (cy)
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