color

Meaning

1. color / colour, hue
2. (archaic,dialectal,feminine-usually) complexion

Hyphenated as

co‧lor

Pronounced as (IPA)

/koˈloɾ/

Etymology

Inherited from Old Spanish color, from Latin colōrem, singular accusative of color.

Sentences

Por lo general tienen color oscuro .

They are usually dark in color.

Por eso , el traje tradicional de este pueblo es básicamente de color negro .

That's why the traditional costume of this town is basically black.

En otoño las hojas se vuelven de color rojo vivo y naranja .

In autumn the leaves turn bright red and orange.

El tubo de la flor está llena de escamas de color rosa .

The flower tube is filled with pink scales.

Sus equipos visten pantalón y camiseta de color amarillo .

Their teams wear yellow trousers and T-shirts.

Pie color marrón claro , muy grueso , que puede superar el diámetro del sombrero .

Light brown foot, very thick, which can exceed the diameter of the hat.

Las paredes son de estuco color rosa , el techo de tejas españolas .

The walls are in pink stucco, the roof in Spanish tiles.

Floretes con corolas generalmente de color rosa a blanco lavanda o púrpura .

Florets with corollas usually pink to white lavender or purple.