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Gray

//ɡɹeɪ//

Translations of "gray" (71 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Afrikaans	grys(colour)	—
Albanian	hi(colour)	—
Armenian	մոխրագույն(colour)	moxraguyn
Asturian	gris(colour), canecer(to become gray), encanecer(to become gray)	—
Azerbaijani	bozarmaq(to become gray)	—
Basque	gris(colour)	—
Bulgarian	сив(colour), посивявам(to become gray)	siv, posivjavam
Catalan	gris(colour), agrisar(to become gray), agrisar(to cause to become gray)	—
Cherokee	ᎤᏍᎪᎸ ᏌᎪᏂᎨ(colour)	usgolv sagonige
Chichewa	imvi(colour)	—
Chinese Mandarin	灰(colour), 灰色(colour)	huī, huīsè
Czech	šedá(colour)	—
Danish	grå(colour), gråne(to become gray)	—
Dutch	grijs(colour), grijzen(to become gray), vergrijzen(to cause to become gray)	—
Esperanto	grizo(colour)	—
Estonian	hall(colour), halliks minema(to become gray)	—
Faroese	grátt(colour), gráur(colour)	—
Finnish	harmaa(colour), harmaannuttaa(to cause to become gray), harmaantua(to become gray), harmentaa(to cause to become gray), harmentua(to become gray)	—
French	gris(colour), griser(to become gray), griser(to cause to become gray)	—
Galician	gris(colour)	—
Georgian	ნაცრისფერი(colour), რუხი(colour)	nacrisperi, ruxi
German	Grau(colour), ergrauen(to become gray), grau werden(to become gray)	—
Greek	γκρι(colour), σταχτί(colour), φαιό(colour), γκριζάρω(to become gray)	gkri, stachtí, faió, gkrizáro
Gujarati	ગ્રે(colour)	gre
Hebrew	אָפוֹר(colour)	afór
Hungarian	szürke(colour), elszürkít(to cause to become gray), elszürkül(to become gray), szürkít(to cause to become gray), szürkül(to become gray), őszül(to become gray)	—
Icelandic	grár(colour)	—
Ido	grizeskar(to become gray), grizigar(to cause to become gray)	—
Indonesian	abu-abu(colour)	—
Irish	glas(colour), liath(colour), liath(to become gray)	—
Italian	grigio(colour), ingrigire(to become gray)	—
Japanese	灰色(colour), 鼠色(colour)	hai-iro, nezumi-iro
Khmer	ពណ៌ប្រផេះ(colour)	poa prɑpʰeh
Korean	회색(colour)	hoesaek
Latin	cānēscō(to become gray)	—
Latvian	pelēks(colour)	—
Ligurian	grixo(colour)	—
Lithuanian	pilka(colour)	—
Louisiana Creole	gri(colour)	—
Luxembourgish	Gro(colour)	—
Malay	abu(colour), kelabu(colour), kelabu arang(colour)	—
Mirandese	cinza(colour), cinzento(colour)	—
Mongolian	саарал(colour)	saaral
Navajo	yiibááh(to become gray)	—
Norman	grisi(to become gray)	—
Northern Sami	ránis(colour), rátnut(to become gray)	—
Norwegian	grå(colour)	—
Occitan	gris(colour)	—
Pashto	خړ(colour), خړپړ(colour)	ḵaṛ, ḵaṛ paṛ
Persian	خاکِستَری(colour)	xâkestari
Polish	szarość(colour), szary(colour), siwieć(to become gray)	—
Portuguese	cinza(colour), gris(colour), acinzentar(to become gray), acinzentar(to cause to become gray)	—
Romanian	gri(colour)	—
Romansch	grisch(colour)	—
Russian	се́рый(colour), седе́ть(to become gray), сере́ть(to become gray)	séryj, sedétʹ, serétʹ
Sinhalese	අළු(colour)	aḷu
Slovak	sivá(colour), šedivá(colour)	—
Slovene	siva(colour)	—
Southern Altai	бос(colour)	bos
Spanish	gris(colour), encanecer(to become gray)	—
Sundanese	kulawu(colour)	—
Swedish	grå(colour), gråna(to become gray)	—
Tagalog	abo(colour)	—
Tajik	хокистарӣ(colour)	xokistari
Telugu	బూడిద(colour)	būḍida
Thai	สีเทา(colour)	sǐi-tao
Turkish	boz(colour), gri(colour), grileşmek(to become gray)	—
Ukrainian	посивіти(to become gray), сивіти(to become gray)	posyvity, syvity
Vietnamese	màu xám(colour), bạc(to become gray)	—
Welsh	llwyd(colour)	—
Yiddish	גרוי(colour)	groy