Carpetmakers Fatillo Kendjeav and his family, in Bukhara, Uzbekistan, extract a variety of red shades from madder roots.
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Madder
//ˈmæd.ɚ//
Synonyms for "madder" (15 found)
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Noun(1 words)
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Noun(1 words)
Related words (7)
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6 entriesTranslations
120 translations across 50 languages.
Afrikaans
1 entries- meekrap noun (plant)
Akkadian
2 entries- 𒁍𒉿𒌈 noun (plant)
- 𒁍𒉿𒌈 noun (dye)
Albanian
3 entries- bimë ngjyruese noun (plant)
- rrojbë noun (plant)
- rrolbë noun (plant)
Arabic
2 entries- فُوَّة noun (plant)
- فُوَّة صَبْغِيَّة noun (plant)
Aramaic
3 entries- פּוּאֲתָא noun (plant)
- פּוּתָא noun (plant)
- ܦܽܘܬܳܐ noun (plant)
Armenian
2 entries- տորոն noun (plant)
- տորոն noun (dye)
Azerbaijani
1 entries- boyaqotu noun (plant)
Belarusian
2 entries- мару́на noun (plant)
- марэ́на noun (plant)
Breton
1 entries- gwrizienn-ruz noun (plant)
Bulgarian
1 entries- брош noun (plant)
Catalan
1 entries- roja noun (plant)
Central Kurdish
1 entries- ڕۆنیاس noun (plant)
Chinese
1 entries- 茜草 noun (plant)
Czech
1 entries- mořena noun (plant)
Danish
1 entries- krap noun (plant)
Dutch
4 entries- Turks rood adj (colour)
- kraprood adj (colour)
- meekraprood adj (colour)
- Turks rood noun (colour)
Estonian
2 entries- krapp noun (plant)
- punavärvik noun (plant)
Finnish
4 entries- aitovärimatara noun (plant)
- alitsariini noun (dye)
- alitsariinipunainen noun (dye)
- alitsariinipunainen noun (colour)
French
3 entries- garance adj (colour)
- garance noun (plant)
- garance noun (colour)
Georgian
1 entries- ენდრო noun (plant)
German
4 entries- krapprot adj (colour)
- Alizarin noun (dye)
- Alizarinrot noun (dye)
- Färberkrapp noun (plant)
Greek
2 entries- ερυθρόδανο noun (plant)
- ριζάρι noun (plant)
Hebrew
1 entries- פּוּאָה noun (plant)
Hittite
1 entries- 𒊺𒉿𒁕 noun (plant)
Hungarian
1 entries- festő buzér noun (plant)
Indonesian
2 entries- beranang adj (colour)
- beranang noun (colour)
Irish
4 entries- madar noun (plant)
- madar noun (root)
- madar noun (dye)
- madar noun (colour)
Italian
4 entries- alizarina noun (dye)
- garanza noun (plant)
- robbia noun (plant)
- robbia noun (root)
Japanese
4 entries- 茜色の adj (colour)
- 茜 noun (plant)
- 茜 noun (dye)
- 茜色 noun (colour)
Latin
2 entries- rubia noun (plant)
- rubia noun (dye)
Latvian
1 entries- madara noun (plant)
Macedonian
1 entries- броќ noun (plant)
Northern Kurdish
1 entries- soring noun (plant)
Norwegian
1 entries- krapp noun (plant)
Old Norse
1 entries- maðra noun (plant)
Persian
2 entries- روناس noun (plant)
- روناسی noun (colour)
Polish
1 entries- marzana noun (plant)
Portuguese
4 entries- alizarina noun (dye)
- garança noun (plant)
- garança noun (dye)
- granza noun (plant)
Romanian
4 entries- roz pal adj (colour)
- alizarină noun (dye)
- garanță noun (plant)
- roibă noun (plant)
Russian
4 entries- краповый adj (colour)
- крапп noun (dye)
- маре́на noun (plant)
- маре́на noun (root)
Serbo-Croatian
2 entries- brȍć noun (plant)
- бро̏ћ noun (plant)
Slovak
1 entries- marena noun (plant)
Slovene
1 entries- brošč noun (plant)
Spanish
4 entries- rojo turco adj (colour)
- rojo de alizarina noun (dye)
- rojo turco noun (colour)
- rubia roja noun (plant)
Swedish
1 entries- krapp noun (plant)
Turkish
1 entries- kızılkök noun (plant)
Ugaritic
1 entries- 𐎔𐎆𐎚 noun (plant)
Ukrainian
1 entries- маре́на noun (plant)
Upper Sorbian
1 entries- čerwjenka noun (plant)
Welsh
3 entries- cochwraidd noun (plant)
- gwreiddrudd noun (plant)
- madr noun (dye)
Sample sentences
11 total sentences available.
Tom is madder than a hatter.
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Ziri's father was even madder than him.
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Tom got even madder.
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