Blue in Different Languages: Blue is one of the first three shades of the conventional color theory and painting pigments. The color blue is associated with two natural features of Earth: the sky and the ocean. The blue was produced by Egyptians which they used for painting and decoration. The color blue continues to evolve into different shades with a new shade discovered less than a decade ago. In 2009, Professor Mas Subramanian and his student Andrew E. Smith at the Oregon State University inadvertently discovered a new shade of blue.
How to Say Blue in 88 Different Languages
| Different Languages | Word Blue |
|---|---|
| Albanian | blu |
| Basque | urdinak |
| Belarusian | сіні |
| Bosnian | plava boja |
| Bulgarian | син |
| Catalan | blau |
| Croatian | plava |
| Czech | modrý |
| Danish | blå |
| Dutch | blauw |
| Estonian | sinine |
| Finnish | sininen |
| French | bleu |
| Galician | azul |
| German | blau |
| Greek | μπλε (ble) |
| Hungarian | kék |
| Icelandic | Blár |
| Irish | gorm |
| Italian | blu |
| Latvian | zils |
| Lithuanian | mėlynas |
| Macedonian | сина |
| Maltese | blu |
| Norwegian | blå |
| Polish | niebieski |
| Portuguese | azul |
| Romanian | albastru |
| Russian | синий (siniy) |
| Serbian | Плави (Plavi) |
| Slovak | Modrá |
| Slovenian | blue |
| Spanish | azul |
| Swedish | blå |
| Ukrainian | синій (syniy) |
| Welsh | glas |
| Yiddish | בלוי |
| Armenian | Կապույտ |
| Azerbaijani | mavi |
| Bengali | নীল |
| Chinese Simplified | 蓝色 (lán sè) |
| Chinese Traditional | 藍色 (lán sè) |
| Georgian | ლურჯი |
| Gujarati | વાદળી |
| Hindi | नीला |
| Hmong | xiav |
| Japanese | 青 |
| Kannada | ನೀಲಿ |
| Kazakh | көк |
| Khmer | ខៀវ |
| Korean | 푸른 (puleun) |
| Lao | ສີນ້ໍາເງິນ |
| Malayalam | നീല |
| Marathi | निळा |
| Mongolian | хөх |
| Myanmar (Burmese) | ပြာသော |
| Nepali | नीलो |
| Sinhala | නිල් |
| Tajik | кабуд |
| Tamil | நீல |
| Telugu | నీలం |
| Thai | สีน้ำเงิน |
| Turkish | mavi |
| Urdu | نیلے |
| Uzbek | ko'k |
| Vietnamese | màu xanh da trời |
| Arabic | أزرق ('azraq) |
| Hebrew | כָּחוֹל |
| Persian | آبی |
| Afrikaans | blou |
| Chichewa | buluu |
| Hausa | blue |
| Igbo | acha anụnụ anụnụ |
| Sesotho | putsoa |
| Somali | buluug |
| Swahili | bluu |
| Yoruba | blue |
| Zulu | blue |
| Cebuano | azul |
| Filipino | bughaw |
| Indonesian | biru |
| Javanese | biru |
| Malagasy | manga |
| Malay | biru |
| Maori | puru |
| Esperanto | blua |
| Haitian Creole | ble |
| Latin | hyacinthum |
Smith discovered that one of his samples became blue when heated when he explored new materials for manufacturing electronics. YInMn was the name of shade discovered. Surveys in America and Europe show that blue is the color correlated most often with peace, loyalty, confidence, distance, infinity, imagination, cold and sometimes sadness.
It’s the most favorite color of half the men picked and tested. The same surveys found that blue was the most male-connected color just before black, and was the most intellective, intelligent, cool, and concentrative color. Blue is also very famous in dressing for both: men and women.
