kuparinvärinen

/ˈkupɑrinˌʋærinen/

FINCE → TR

Tanım

•copper, having the color of copper

Almancakupferfarben, kupferfarbig, kupfern, küpfern

metallisch rotbraun, die Farbe von Kupfer habend

eş: kupfern, kupferfarbig

Fransızcacuivré /kɥi.vʁe/

copper (made of copper)

İspanyolcacobrizo /koˈbɾiθo/

copper-colored · coppery

eş: cuprífero

köken: From cobre (“copper”) + -izo.

Rusçaме́дно-кра́сный, ме́дный, цве́та ме́ди

Farsçaمسی /mi.ˈsiː/

copper; copper-coloured; of or relating to copper

köken: From مس (mes) + ـی (-i).

de kleur van koper hebbend

eş: roodbruin

Portekizcecobreado , cor-de-cobre /ko.bɾeˈa.du/

copper (having the colour of copper)

Yunancaχάλκινος /ˈxal.ci.nos/

copper (made of copper) · bronze (made of bronze)

köken: Learned borrowing from Koine Greek χάλκινος (khálkinos). By surface analysis, χαλκ(ός) (chalk(ós)) + -ινος (-inos).

aile: χάλκινο μετάλλιο

χάλκινο μετάλλιο

Ukraynacaмі́дний, мі́дно-черво́ний

Çekçeměděný /ˈmɲɛɟɛniː/

copper, coppern (made of copper)

köken: Inherited from Proto-Slavic *měděnъ. By surface analysis, měď + -ěný.

Rumencearămiu /a.rəˈmiw/

copper, copper-colored

köken: From aramă + -iu.

Bulgarcaбакърен, ме́ден

Slovakçamedenej farby

Arnavutçabakërt /baˈkəɾt/

made of copper

köken: From bakër.

Svahilishaba (nötr)

copper (chemical element)

köken: Borrowed from Arabic شَبَه (šabah, “brass”).

Belarusçaспіжарны

grcχαλκοειδής, χαλκοφανής

iacuprose

kuparin (genitive) + värinen