/ˈbeɾðe/
Translation
green
Word origin
From Latin viridis ('green'). The same root gives English verdant and verdure.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- viridis
- English cognates
- verdant, verdure
Grammar
Examples
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She has very pretty green eyes.
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The leaves of the tree are a very deep green.
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This apple is still unripe.
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We painted the kitchen a soft green.
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She loves walking through the green countryside after the rain.
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