blackish

English

Etymology

From Middle English blackysshe, blakkyssh, equivalent to black +‎ -ish.

Pronunciation

(UK, US) IPA^(key): /ˈblækɪʃ/
Rhymes: -ækɪʃ

Adjective

blackish (comparative more blackish, superlative most blackish)

somewhat black

Antonyms

whitish

Coordinate terms

grayish (greyish)

Derived terms

blackish-gray antshrike

Translations

somewhat black

Armenian: սևավուն (hy) (sewavun)
Asturian: anegratáu
Catalan: negrós (ca), negrenc
Esperanto: nigreta
French: noirâtre (fr)
Georgian: მოშავო (mošavo)
German: schwärzlich (de)
Hebrew: שחרחר (he) (shkharkhar)
Hungarian: feketés (hu)
Indonesian: kehitam-hitaman (id)
Irish: scothdhubh
Italian: nerastro (it)
Kalmyk: харвтр (xarvtr)
Kangean: celeng
Kazakh: қаралау (qaralau)
Latin: subniger
Latvian: melngans, iemelns, melnīgs
Maori: pūmangu
Marathi: काळपट (kāḷpaṭ), काळसर (kāḷsar)
Persian: سیاهی (fa) (siyâhi)
Polish: czarnawy (pl)
Portuguese: meio negro/preto, um tanto negro/preto, negrusco
Russian: чернова́тый (ru) (černovátyj)
Serbo-Croatian: crnkast (sh)
Shor: қарамдық
Spanish: negruzco (es)
Turkish: siyahımtırak (tr), siyahımsı (tr)
Volapük: blägilik (vo)

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