Orange in Different Languages

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Orange in Different Languages: On a spectrum of visible light, Orange is the color between yellow and red. If you encounter light with a prevailing wavelength of around 585 to 620 nanometers, human eyes detect orange. Orange is a secondary. It also has a fruit of same color and name. In ancient Egypt, for tomb drawings and other purposes, artists used the orange mineral pigment known as real gar.

Orange in All Languages

Translation of word Orange in almost 100+ different languages of the world.

Different LanguagesWord Orange
Albanianportokall
Basquelaranja
Belarusianаранжавы
Bosniannarandža
Bulgarianоранжев
Catalantaronja
Croatiannarančasta
Czechoranžový
Danishorange
Dutchoranje
Estonianoranž
Finnishoranssi
FrenchOrange
Galicianlaranxa
GermanOrange
Greekπορτοκάλι (portokáli)
Hungariannarancs
IcelandicAppelsínugult
IrishOráiste
Italianarancia
Latvianapelsīns
Lithuanianoranžinis
Macedonianпортокал
Malteseoranġjo
Norwegianoransje
PolishPomarańczowy
Portugueselaranja
Romanianportocale
Russianоранжевый (oranzhevyy)
Serbianпоморанџа (pomorandzha)
Slovakoranžový
Slovenianoranžna
Spanishnaranja
Swedishorange
Ukrainianпомаранчевий (pomaranchevyy)
Welshorange
Yiddishמאַראַנץ
Armenianնարնջի
Azerbaijaninarıncı
Bengaliকমলা
Chinese Simplified橙子 (chéngzi)
Chinese Traditional橙子 (chéngzi)
Georgianorange
Gujaratiનારંગી
Hindiनारंगी
Hmongtxiv kab ntxwv
Japaneseオレンジ
Kannadaಕಿತ್ತಳೆ
Kazakhапельсин
Khmerទឹកក្រូច
Korean주황색 (juhwangsaeg)
Laoສີສົ້ມ
Malayalamഓറഞ്ച്
Marathiनारिंगी
Mongolianжүрж
Myanmar (Burmese)လိမ္မော်သီး
Nepaliसुन्तला
Sinhalaතැඹිලි
Tajikноранҷӣ
Tamilஆரஞ்சு
Teluguనారింజ
Thaiส้ม
TurkishPortakal
Urduمالٹا
Uzbekapelsin
Vietnamesetrái cam
Arabicالبرتقالي (alburtuqaliu)
Hebrewכָּתוֹם
Persianنارنجی
Afrikaansoranje
Chichewalalanje
Hausaorange
Igbooroma
Sesothonamunu
Somaliorange
Swahilimachungwa
Yorubaọsan
Zuluiwolintshi
Cebuanoorange
Filipinokahel
IndonesianJeruk
Javaneseorange
Malagasyvoasary
Malayorange
Maorikaraka
Esperantooranĝo
Haitian Creolezoranj
Latinaurantiaco

Orange in European Languages

Translation of word Orange in almost 42 European languages.

Different LanguagesWord Orange
Albanianportokall
Basquelaranja
Belarusianаранжавы
Bosniannarandža
Bulgarianоранжев
Catalantaronja
Corsicanaranciu
Croatiannarančasta
Czechoranžový
Danishorange
Dutchoranje
Estonianoranž
Finnishoranssi
FrenchOrange
FrisianOranje
Galicianlaranxa
GermanOrange
Greekπορτοκάλι [portokáli]
Hungariannarancs
IcelandicAppelsínugult
IrishOráiste
Italianarancia
Latvianapelsīns
Lithuanianoranžinis
Luxembourgishorange
Macedonianпортокал
Malteseoranġjo
Norwegianoransje
PolishPomarańczowy
Portugueselaranja
Romanianportocale
Russianоранжевый [oranzhevyy]
Scots Gaelicorains
Serbianпоморанџа [pomorandzha]
Slovakoranžový
Slovenianoranžna
Spanishnaranja
Swedishorange
Tatarәфлисун
Ukrainianпомаранчевий [pomaranchevyy]
Welshorange
Yiddishמאַראַנץ

Orange in Asian Languages

Translation of word Orange in almost 36 Asian languages.

Different LanguagesWord Orange
Armenianնարնջի
Azerbaijaninarıncı
Bengaliকমলা
Chinese Simplified橙子 [chéngzi]
Chinese Traditional橙子 [chéngzi]
Georgianorange
Gujaratiનારંગી
Hindiनारंगी
Hmongtxiv kab ntxwv
Japaneseオレンジ
Kannadaಕಿತ್ತಳೆ
Kazakhапельсин
Khmerទឹកក្រូច
Korean주황색 [juhwangsaeg]
Kyrgyzачык күрөң
Laoສີສົ້ມ
Malayalamഓറഞ്ച്
Marathiनारिंगी
Mongolianжүрж
Myanmar (Burmese)လိမ္မော်သီး
Nepaliसुन्तला
Odiaକମଳା |
Pashtoنارنج
Punjabiਸੰਤਰਾ
Sindhiنارنگي
Sinhalaතැඹිලි
Tajikноранҷӣ
Tamilஆரஞ்சு
Teluguనారింజ
Thaiส้ม
TurkishPortakal
Turkmenmämişi
Urduمالٹا
Uyghurئاپېلسىن
Uzbekapelsin
Vietnamesetrái cam

Orange in Middle East Languages

Translation of word Orange in 4 middle eastern languages.

Different LanguagesWord Orange
Arabicالبرتقالي [alburtuqaliu]
Hebrewכָּתוֹם
Kurdish (Kurmanji)porteqalî
Persianنارنجی

Orange in African Languages

Translation of word Orange in almost 13 African languages.

Different LanguagesWord Orange
Afrikaansoranje
Amharicብርቱካናማ
Chichewalalanje
Hausaorange
Igbooroma
Kinyarwandaorange
Sesothonamunu
Shonaorenji
Somaliorange
Swahilimachungwa
Xhosaorenji
Yorubaọsan
Zuluiwolintshi

Orange in Austronesian Languages

Translation of word Orange in almost 10 Austronesian languages.

Different LanguagesWord Orange
Cebuanoorange
Filipinokahel
Hawaiianalani
IndonesianJeruk
Javaneseorange
Malagasyvoasary
Malayorange
Maorikaraka
Samoanlanu moli
Sundaneseoranyeu

Orange in Other Foreign Languages

Different LanguagesWord Orange
Esperantooranĝo
Haitian Creolezoranj
Latinaurantiaco

Video Translation of Orange in 10 Other Languages

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More Information about Orange

It was also used for painting manuscripts by medieval artists. The color orange was present in Europe before and during the late 15th century, but without a name.

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Orange has long remained national color in the Netherlands. It is also the natural color of the political ideology of Christian democracy and the plurality of Christian democratic political parties. In Asia, Buddhism and the Hinduism are symbolically important.

Orange is linked to the sense of joy, love, fire, sunlight, energy, inspiration, achievement, relaxation, improvement, dedication, wellness, excitement, enjoyment, pleasant, satisfaction, juggling, individuality, independence, speech and curiosity.

Orange encourages a general sense of well-being and emotional energy, such as love, enthusiasm and warmth Orange helps a person recover from deception, a heart injured, or a blow to the pride of oneself.

There are many ways to say orange in different languages. Orange color improves meditation when it is abundant in your surroundings which is the reason it is a spiritual color.

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