English
Etymology
Proto-Indo-European *mel-der. Proto-Indo-European *ml̥tós? English multicolored
From multi- + colored.
Pronunciation
Adjective
multicolored (not comparable)
- (American spelling) Having multiple colors.
Synonyms
Translations
having multiple colors
- Armenian: բազմերանգ (hy) (bazmerang), բազմագույն (hy) (bazmaguyn), գույնզգույն (hy) (guynzguyn)
- Bulgarian: многоцветен (bg) m (mnogocveten)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 斑斕 / 斑斓 (zh) (bānlán), 五顏六色 / 五颜六色 (zh) (wǔyánliùsè), 多色 (zh) (duōsè), 五彩 (zh) (wǔcǎi)
- Danish: flerfarvet
- Dutch: bont (nl), bonte (nl), veelkleurig (nl), veelkleurige (nl), meerkleurig
- Esperanto: multkolora, bunta (eo)
- Finnish: monivärinen (fi)
- French: multicolore (fr)
- Galician: multicolor, pégaro (regional)
- Georgian: ჭრელი (ka) (č̣reli), ფერადი (peradi)
- German: bunt (de), vielfarbig (de), mehrfarbig (de)
- Greek: πολύχρωμος (el) (polýchromos)
- Ancient Greek: ποικίλος (poikílos), πολύχροος (polúkhroos), πολύχρωμος (polúkhrōmos)
- Hebrew: רַב־צִבְעִי (ráv-tsiv'í)
- Hindi: बहुरंगी (hi) (bahuraṅgī)
- Hungarian: tarka (hu), sokszínű (hu)
- Irish: dathannach, ildathach
- Italian: multicolore (it)
- Japanese: 多色の (ja) (たしょくの, tashoku no), 多彩な (たさいな, tasai na)
- Latin: multicolor
- Malay: pancawarna
- Manx: yl-daahagh
- Māori: kanorau
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: flerfarget, flerfarga
- Nynorsk: fleirfarga
- Pannonian Rusyn: вецейфарбови (vecejfarbovi)
- Persian: چند رنگ, رنگارنگ (fa)
- Plautdietsch: bunt
- Polish: różnobarwny (pl), wielokolorowy (pl), wielobarwny (pl), różnokolorowy (pl)
- Portuguese: multicor, multicolor (pt), multicolorido
- Quechua: ñawra, pillqu
- Romanian: multicolor (ro)
- Russian: многоцве́тный (ru) (mnogocvétnyj), многокра́сочный (ru) (mnogokrásočnyj), разноцве́тный (ru) (raznocvétnyj), пёстрый (ru) (pjóstryj)
- Sanskrit: बहुवर्णीयः (bahuvarṇīyaḥ)
- Scottish Gaelic: iol-ghnèitheach
- Spanish: multicolor (es), variopinto (es)
- Swedish: flerfärgad (sv), mångfärgad (sv)
- Tagalog: tulik (tl)
- Turkish: ala (tr)
- Welsh: amryliw (cy)
- Zazaki: rengareng n du
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