What does 색 in Korean mean?

What is the meaning of the word 색 in Korean? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 색 in Korean.

The word in Korean means color, adaptation, brown, brunette, carmine, dark red pigment, search, retrieval, search, browse, retrieve, black, titan, look, expression, appearance, black, navy, dark blue, indigo blue, yellow, green, cerebral infarction, lemon yellow, citrine, mahogany, mahogany, a mockery of, nominal, frisk, search one's body, overshine, put into the shade, brown, chestnut, discoloration, violet, purple, peach, show one's true colors, reveal one's real character, red, red, meditate, contemplate, apricot, skin color, color sense, dirty old man, sexual attraction, color, different, unusual, novel, color, hue, color saturation, indexer, be lecherous, feel the urge of sex, perv, lecherous person, color cosmetics, condescending, taking credit to oneself, condescension, snobbiness, take credit to oneself, want to be thanked, search, hunt, search for, make a search, myocardial infarction, garnet, crimson, complexion, look, Anglo-Saxon, awkwardly, clumsily, feel awkward, awkward, dyeing, dye, jade green, badly, straitly, scantily, be poor, be needy, be bad off, silver, stingy, skimpy, sparing, miserly, purple, violet color, reddish brown, scarlet, vermeil, orange, orange, detest, dislike, coloring, blue green, turquoise, blue, blue, green, axon, axone, explore, investigate, inquire into, discoloration, fading, decolorization, discolored, tinged, faded, feature, characteristic, blue, blue, pink, sky blue, white, eroticism, lewdness, light brown, yellowish brown, red clay, yellow ocher, gray, greyish, white, white. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word 색

color

adaptation

brown

brunette

carmine, dark red pigment

search, retrieval

search, browse, retrieve

black

titan

look, expression, appearance

black

navy, dark blue, indigo blue

yellow

green

cerebral infarction

lemon yellow, citrine

mahogany

mahogany

a mockery of, nominal

frisk, search one's body

overshine, put into the shade

brown, chestnut

discoloration

violet, purple

peach

show one's true colors, reveal one's real character

red

red

meditate, contemplate

apricot

skin color

color sense

dirty old man

sexual attraction

color

different, unusual, novel

color, hue

color saturation

indexer

be lecherous, feel the urge of sex

perv, lecherous person

color cosmetics

condescending, taking credit to oneself

condescension, snobbiness

take credit to oneself, want to be thanked

search, hunt

search for, make a search

myocardial infarction

garnet, crimson

complexion, look

Anglo-Saxon

awkwardly, clumsily

feel awkward

awkward

dyeing

dye

jade green

badly, straitly, scantily

be poor, be needy, be bad off

silver

stingy, skimpy, sparing, miserly

purple, violet color

reddish brown

scarlet, vermeil

orange

orange

detest, dislike

coloring

blue green, turquoise

blue

blue

green

axon, axone

explore, investigate, inquire into

discoloration, fading, decolorization

discolored, tinged, faded

feature, characteristic

blue

blue

pink

sky blue

white

eroticism, lewdness

light brown, yellowish brown

red clay, yellow ocher

gray

greyish

white

white

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