Purple in Spanish

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“Purple” in Spanish is “morado.” It is a common color word that is used to describe objects or things that have a purple color. Here are a few additional facts about “morado” in Spanish:

1. Pronunciation: “Morado” is pronounced as “moh-RAH-doh” in Spanish.
2. Etymology: The word “morado” comes from the Latin word “murrum,” which means “mulberry.”
3. Shades of purple: In Spanish, there are several shades of purple that are commonly used. For example, “lila” is a light purple or lilac color, and “violeta” is a darker purple color.
4. Related expressions: In Spanish, there are several expressions related to “morado.” For example, “estar de morado” means “to be very lucky,” and “ponerse morado” means “to eat or drink too much.”

In conclusion, “morado” is the Spanish word for purple, and it is a common color word used in daily conversations. Knowing color words is an important part of language learning, as they are basic vocabulary words that you will use often when describing things or objects.



Sentences with the word purple in Spanish

El jugo de remolacha es morado.	–	Beet juice is purple.
Morado estaba su ojo tras ser abofeteado.	–	Purple was the eye of him after being slapped.
Son morados sus labios y blancos sus dientes.	–	Her lips are purple and her teeth are white.
No sé por qué se puso morado ese hombre.	–	I don’t know why that man turned purple.
El pañuelo morado del modelo se extravió de su chaqueta.	–	The model’s purple scarf was lost from his jacket.
Hay un polvo a base de maíz qué es morado.	–	There is a corn-based powder that is purple.
Pasaba el peine morado por sus cabellos rubios.	–	He ran the purple comb through his blond hair.
Se puso morado mi tobillo con ese tropezón.	–	My ankle turned purple with that trip.
Ese color morado no pega con tu cita.	–	That purple color doesn’t go with your date.
El pastel tenía un poco de morado, azul y verde claro.	–	The cake had a bit of purple, blue and light green.
El cielo se vistió de morado al atardecer.	–	The sky turned purple at sunset.
Cubrió su rostro con un velo morado tras su muerte.	–	He covered his face with a purple veil after his death.
No dista mucho del color púrpura al morado.	–	Not far from purple to purple.
Pude percibir el morado en la mejilla y advertir a la policía.	–	I could see the bruise on her cheek and alert the police.
Tras la ventisca brutal, me encontré a Lorenzo morado del frío.	–	After the brutal blizzard, I found Lorenzo purple from the cold.
Tenía el hueco sucio donde alojaba el arete morado sin cierre.	–	He had the dirty hole where he housed the purple earring without a closure.
Se asustó tanto que quedó morado y sorprendido.	–	He was so scared that he was purple and shocked.
Mi vecina se pintó las uñas de morado para asistir al baile.	–	My neighbor painted her nails purple to go to the dance.
Era el carro fúnebre de un tinte morado brillante.	–	It was the hearse of a bright purple tint.
Sólo el color morado me embelesa.	–	Only the color purple captivates me.
Recuerdo el banco morado donde nos besamos por primera vez.	–	I remember the purple bench where we first kissed.
¿Quién iba a imaginar que hubiéramos morado en Cancún?	–	Who would have imagined that we would have lived in Cancun?
Hubiese querido haber morado en otro país.	–	I would have liked to have lived in another country.
Nuestro vecino tiene un pantalón morado.	–	Our neighbor has purple pants.
Mira el morado que tienes en el pie izquierdo.	–	Look at the bruise you have on your left foot.
De tantos chivos que tenemos, nos salió uno morado.	–	Of so many goats we have, we got a purple one.
Existe un tipo de maíz qué es morado.	–	There is a type of corn that is purple.
El buitre morado vuela desde lo alto del Valle.	–	The purple vulture flies from the top of the Valley.
El nubarrón morado surca el cielo a punto de reventar.	–	The purple cloud crosses the sky about to burst.
Quedó lleno de tinte morado mi dedo al tocar la tinta.	–	He got purple dye on my finger when he touched the ink.



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