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• homophone: grey
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• homophone: (one pronunciation) greige
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From Middle English gray, from Old English grǣġ (West Saxon). The spelling gray reflects the West Saxon vowel development, whereas the variant grey stems from the Anglian form grēġ (through Middle English grey). Further derived from Proto-West Germanic *grāu, from Proto-Germanic *grēwaz (“grey”), from Proto-Indo-European *ǵhreh1- (“to green, to grow”). Cognate with West Frisian grau (“grey”), Dutch grauw (“grey”), German Low German grau, graag (“grey”), German grau (“grey”), Swedish grå (“grey”), Icelandic grár (“grey”), Latin rāvus (“tawny, grey”), Old Church Slavonic зьрѭ (zĭrjǫ, “to see, to glance”), archaic Russian зреть (zretʹ, “to watch, to look at”), Lithuanian žeriù (“to shine”).

* As an English, Irish, Scottish, and Norman surname, from the placename Graye-sur-Mer in Calvados, from Late Latin Graecus (“Greek”). * Also as an English surname, from the adjective gray. Compare the Irish calque McGreevy. * As a French surname, from Gray, Haute-Saône in France, from the personal name Gradus, a Gallo-Roman/Celtic pronunciation of Gratus, from the name Gratius.

Named after English physicist Louis Harold Gray (1905–1965).

435 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: grys — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Akan: nso — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Albanian: hirtë — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Gheg Albanian: hini — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Southern Altai: бос (bos) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Southern Altai: чал (čal) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Arabic: رَمَادِيّ (ramādiyy) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Arabic: أَشْيَب (ʔašyab) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Arabic: أَشْهَب (ʔašhab) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Arabic: رَصَاصِيّ (raṣāṣiyy) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Arabic: رَمادي (ramādi) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Arabic: رمادي (rmādi) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Arabic: رمادي (ramādi) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Arabic: سكني (sakani) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Aragonese: griso — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Armenian: գորշ (gorš) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Armenian: մոխրագույն (moxraguyn) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Asturian: gris — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Aymara: ch'ixi — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Azerbaijani: بوْز (bōz) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Azerbaijani: بوز (bouz) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Azerbaijani: boz — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Azerbaijani: çal — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Bashkir: һоро (horo) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Basque: gris — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Belarusian: шэ́ры (šéry) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Bengali: ধূসর (dhuśor) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Breton: louet — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Brunei Bisaya: kalabu — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Bulgarian: сив (siv) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Burmese: မီးခိုးရောင် (mi:hkui:raung) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Catalan: gris — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Cebuano: abohon — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Chechen: мокха (moqa) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Chechen: сира (sira) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Cherokee: ᎤᏍᎪᎸ ᏌᎪᏂᎨ (usgolv sagonige) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Chickasaw: shobbokoli — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Chinese Cantonese: 灰色 (fui1 sik1) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Chinese Mandarin: 灰色 (huīsè) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Min Nan Chinese: 殕色 (phú-sek) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Min Nan Chinese: 灰仔色 (hoe-á-sek) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Min Nan Chinese: 灰色 (hoe-sek) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Wu Chinese: 灰色 (hue-seh) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Chuvash: сӑрӑ (sără) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Cornish: loos — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Montagnais: kauapinuat — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Czech: šedý — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Danish: grå — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Dutch: grijs — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Esperanto: griza — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Estonian: hall — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Evenki: игдяма (igʒama) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Faroese: gráur — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Finnish: harmaa — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• French: gris — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• North Frisian: grä — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• North Frisian: grai — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• North Frisian: gra — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• North Frisian: gre — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Old Frisian: grē — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• West-Frisian: griis — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• West-Frisian: grau — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Galician: gris — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Galician: cincento — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Galician: borrallento — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Galician: aborrallado — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Galician: chumbo — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Georgian: რუხი (ruxi) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Georgian: ნაცრისფერი (nacrisperi) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• German: grau — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• German: graau — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• German: graaw — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Old High German: grāo — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Greek: γκρίζος (gkrízos) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Greek: φαιός (faiós) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Ancient Greek: κιλλός (killós) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Ancient Greek: πολιός (poliós) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Ancient Greek: φαιός (phaiós) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Greenlandic: qasertoq — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Gujarati: નિસ્તેજ (nistej) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Haitian Creole: gri — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Halkomelem: tsxwíkw' — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Halkomelem: tshwikw' — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Hebrew: אָפוֹר (afór) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Hiligaynon: abóhon — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Hiligaynon: baúg — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Hindi: धूसर (dhūsar) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Hopi: maasi — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Hungarian: szürke — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Hungarian: ősz — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Icelandic: grár — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Ido: griza — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Igbo: isi awọ — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Indonesian: abu-abu — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Ingrian: harmaa — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Irish: liath — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Irish: glas — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Italian: grigio — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Japanese: 灰色 (hai-iro) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Japanese: 鼠色 (nezumi-iro) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Kaitag: гъурша (ɣurša) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Kannada: ಬೂದು (būdu) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Kazakh: сұр (sūr) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Kazakh: шал (şal) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Khmer: ប្រផេះ (prɑɑpheh) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Khoekhoe: ǀhāi — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Kongo: ya putulu — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Korean: 회색(灰色)의 (hoesaeg-ui) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Korean: 잿빛의 (jaetbich-ui) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Northern Kurdish: gewr — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Northern Kurdish: bor — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Kwak'wala: igistu — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Kyrgyz: сур (sur) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Kyrgyz: боз (boz) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Kyrgyz: көк (kök) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Lao: ສີສວາດ (sīs wāt) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Latgalian: palāks — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Latgalian: sierms — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Latin: rāvus — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Latin: pullus — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Latin: cinereus — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Latin: canus — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Latvian: pelēks — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Latvian: sirms — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Ligurian: grixo — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Lingala: mbwé — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Lithuanian: pilkas — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Lithuanian: žilas — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Lombard: gris — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Lombard: grisa — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Louisiana Creole: gri — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Low German: graag — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Low German: gris — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Macedonian: сив (siv) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Macedonian: сур (sur) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Malagasy: volom-batolalaka — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Malay: abu — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Malay: kelabu — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Brunei Malay: kalabu — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Malayalam: ചാരം (cāraṁ) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Maltese: griż — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Manchu: ᠪᠣᡵᠣ (boro) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Māori: pūhinahina — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Māori: pūhina — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Māori: kiwikiwi — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Māori: māhinahina — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Māori: pūmā — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Māori: hinauri — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Marathi: करडा (karḍā) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Marathi: करडी (karḍī) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Marathi: करडे (karḍe) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Marathi: राखाडी (rākhāḍī) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Eastern Mari: лудо (ludo) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Mauritian Creole: gri — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Mirandese: cinza — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Mirandese: cinzento — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Mongolian: саарал (saaral) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Navajo: łibá — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Navajo: dinilbá — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Neapolitan: criscio — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Nepali: फुस्रो (phusro) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Nepali: कैलो (kailo) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Nootka: ƛintmisp̕iqak — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Norman: gris — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Norwegian Bokmål: grå — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Occitan: gris — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Old English: græg — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Old English: hasu — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Old English: fealu — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Old Saxon: grāo — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Oromo: daalacha — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Pashto: خړ (xëṛ) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Iranian Persian: خاکِسْتَری (xâkestari) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Iranian Persian: توسی (tusi) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Plautdietsch: greiw — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Polish: szary — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Polish: siwy — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Portuguese: cinza — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Portuguese: cinzento — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Portuguese: gris — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Quechua: uqi — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Rapa Nui: 'ehu 'ehu — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Réunion Creole French: gri — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Romanian: brumăriu — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Romanian: cenușiu — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Romanian: sur — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Romansh: grisch — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Romansh: greisch — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Russian: се́рый (séryj) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Russian: седо́й (sedój) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Russian: си́вый (sívyj) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Saanich: NEW̱IQ — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Northern Sami: ránis — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Sanskrit: पलित (palita) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Scottish Gaelic: liath — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Scottish Gaelic: glas — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Serbo-Croatian: сив — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Serbo-Croatian: сива — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Serbo-Croatian: siv — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Serbo-Croatian: siva — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Shona: gireyi — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Sicilian: grisu — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Sicilian: griciu — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Sicilian: griggiu (Italianized) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Sinhalese: අළු (aḷu) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Slovak: sivý — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Slovene: siv — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Somali: bey — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Lower Sorbian: šery — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Upper Sorbian: šěry — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Spanish: gris — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Sundanese: kulawu — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Sundanese: hawuk — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Sundanese: dawuk — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Swahili: kijivu — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Swazi: mphunga — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Swedish: grå — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Tabasaran: буз (buz) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Tagalog: abuhin — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Tagalog: kulay-abo — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Tajik: хокистарӣ (xokistari) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Tajik: хокистариранг (xokistarirang) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Tamil: சாம்பல் நிறம் (cāmpal niṟam) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Tat: bur — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Tatar: соры (sorı) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Telugu: నెరిసిన (nerisina) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Thai: เทา (tao) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Turkish: gri — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Turkish: boz — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Turkish: kır — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Ottoman Turkish: قیر (kır) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Turkmen: çal — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Tutong: kalabu — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Tuvan: куу (kuu) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Ukrainian: сі́рий (síryj) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Urdu: سُرْمَئی (surmaī) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Urdu: دُھوسَر (dhūsar) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Urdu: خاکِسْتَری (xākistarī) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Uzbek: kulrang — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Uzbek: kul — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Uzbek: sur — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Venetan: grìso — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Vietnamese: (màu) xám — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Vietnamese: hoa râm — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Volapük: gedik — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Welsh: llwyd — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Yiddish: גרוי (groy) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Yiddish: גראָ (gro) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Yoruba: àwo eléerú — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Zazaki: bor (diq) — of a color somewhere between white and black, like cinders
• Asturian: gris — dreary, gloomy
• Basque: gris — dreary, gloomy
• Dutch: grijs — dreary, gloomy
• Dutch: grauw — dreary, gloomy
• Estonian: hall — dreary, gloomy
• Finnish: ankea — dreary, gloomy
• Finnish: harmaa — dreary, gloomy
• Finnish: synkkä — dreary, gloomy
• French: gris — dreary, gloomy
• German: grau — dreary, gloomy
• Hebrew: אַפְרוּרִי (afruri) — dreary, gloomy
• Hiligaynon: baúg — dreary, gloomy
• Hungarian: borongós — dreary, gloomy
• Hungarian: gyászos — dreary, gloomy
• Irish: glas — dreary, gloomy
• Norman: gris — dreary, gloomy
• Portuguese: sombrio — dreary, gloomy
• Russian: се́рый (séryj) — dreary, gloomy
• Slovene: siv — dreary, gloomy
• Spanish: gris — dreary, gloomy
• Swedish: grå — dreary, gloomy
• Swedish: trist — dreary, gloomy
• Swedish: tråkig — dreary, gloomy
• Swedish: dyster — dreary, gloomy
• Vietnamese: buồn — dreary, gloomy
• Vietnamese: buồn bã — dreary, gloomy
• Vietnamese: rầu — dreary, gloomy
• Vietnamese: rầu rĩ — dreary, gloomy
• Vietnamese: âm u — dreary, gloomy
• Vietnamese: u ám — dreary, gloomy
• Vietnamese: ảm đậm — dreary, gloomy
• Dutch: grijs — indistinct, disputed, uncertain
• Estonian: hall — indistinct, disputed, uncertain
• French: gris — indistinct, disputed, uncertain
• Japanese: 曖昧な (aimai na) — indistinct, disputed, uncertain
• Japanese: あやふや (ayafuya) — indistinct, disputed, uncertain
• Japanese: ぼんやり (bonyari) — indistinct, disputed, uncertain
• Norman: gris — indistinct, disputed, uncertain
• Spanish: gris — indistinct, disputed, uncertain
• Swedish: i en gråzon — indistinct, disputed, uncertain
• Afrikaans: grys — colour
• Albanian: hi — colour
• Southern Altai: бос (bos) — colour
• Armenian: մոխրագույն (moxraguyn) — colour
• Asturian: gris — colour
• Basque: gris — colour
• Bulgarian: сив (siv) — colour
• Catalan: gris — colour
• Cherokee: ᎤᏍᎪᎸ ᏌᎪᏂᎨ (usgolv sagonige) — colour
• Chichewa: imvi — colour
• Chinese Mandarin: 灰 (huī) — colour
• Chinese Mandarin: 灰色 (huīsè) — colour
• Czech: šedá — colour
• Danish: grå — colour
• Dutch: grijs — colour
• Esperanto: grizo — colour
• Estonian: hall — colour
• Faroese: gráur — colour
• Faroese: grátt — colour
• Finnish: harmaa — colour
• French: gris — colour
• Galician: gris — colour
• Georgian: ნაცრისფერი (nacrisperi) — colour
• Georgian: რუხი (ruxi) — colour
• German: Grau — colour
• Greek: γκρι (gkri) — colour
• Greek: σταχτί (stachtí) — colour
• Greek: φαιό (faió) — colour
• Gujarati: ગ્રે (gre) — colour
• Hebrew: אָפוֹר (afór) — colour
• Hungarian: szürke — colour
• Icelandic: grár — colour
• Indonesian: abu-abu — colour
• Irish: liath — colour
• Irish: glas — colour
• Italian: grigio — colour
• Japanese: 灰色 (hai-iro) — colour
• Japanese: 鼠色 (nezumi-iro) — colour
• Khmer: ពណ៌ប្រផេះ (poa prɑpheh) — colour
• Korean: 회색 (hoesaek) — colour
• Latvian: pelēks — colour
• Ligurian: grixo — colour
• Lithuanian: pilka — colour
• Louisiana Creole: gri — colour
• Luxembourgish: Gro — colour
• Malay: abu — colour
• Malay: kelabu — colour
• Malay: kelabu arang — colour
• Mirandese: cinza — colour
• Mirandese: cinzento — colour
• Mongolian: саарал (saaral) — colour
• Norwegian: grå — colour
• Occitan: gris — colour
• Pashto: خړپړ (ḵaṛ paṛ) — colour
• Pashto: خړ (ḵaṛ) — colour
• Persian: خاکِستَری (xâkestari) — colour
• Polish: szarość — colour
• Polish: szary — colour
• Portuguese: cinza — colour
• Portuguese: gris — colour
• Réunion Creole French: gri — colour
• Romanian: gri — colour
• Romansh: grisch — colour
• Russian: се́рый (séryj) — colour
• Northern Sami: ránis — colour
• Sinhalese: අළු (aḷu) — colour
• Slovak: sivá — colour
• Slovak: šedivá — colour
• Slovene: siva — colour
• Spanish: gris — colour
• Sundanese: kulawu — colour
• Swedish: grå — colour
• Tagalog: abo — colour
• Tajik: хокистарӣ (xokistari) — colour
• Telugu: బూడిద (būḍida) — colour
• Thai: สีเทา (sǐi-tao) — colour
• Turkish: gri — colour
• Turkish: boz — colour
• Vietnamese: màu xám — colour
• Welsh: llwyd — colour
• Yiddish: גרוי (groy) — colour
• French: Gris — extraterrestrial being
• German: Graue — extraterrestrial being
• German: Grauen — extraterrestrial being
• Polish: Szarak — extraterrestrial being
• Portuguese: grey — extraterrestrial being
• Portuguese: gray — extraterrestrial being
• Spanish: grises — extraterrestrial being
• Czech: gray — SI unit of absorbed radiation
• French: gray — SI unit of absorbed radiation
• German: Gray — SI unit of absorbed radiation
• Greek: γκρέυ (gkréy) — SI unit of absorbed radiation
• Hungarian: gray — SI unit of absorbed radiation
• Indonesian: gray — SI unit of absorbed radiation
• Malay: gray — SI unit of absorbed radiation
• Polish: grej — SI unit of absorbed radiation
• Portuguese: gray — SI unit of absorbed radiation
• Russian: грей (grej) — SI unit of absorbed radiation
• Swedish: gray — SI unit of absorbed radiation
• Thai: เกรย์ (gree) — SI unit of absorbed radiation
• Asturian: canecer — to become gray
• Asturian: encanecer — to become gray
• Azerbaijani: bozarmaq — to become gray
• Bulgarian: посивявам (posivjavam) — to become gray
• Catalan: agrisar — to become gray
• Danish: gråne — to become gray
• Dutch: grijzen — to become gray
• Estonian: halliks minema — to become gray
• Finnish: harmaantua — to become gray
• Finnish: harmentua — to become gray
• French: griser — to become gray
• German: ergrauen — to become gray
• German: grau werden — to become gray
• Greek: γκριζάρω (gkrizáro) — to become gray
• Hungarian: szürkül — to become gray
• Hungarian: elszürkül — to become gray
• Hungarian: őszül — to become gray
• Ido: grizeskar — to become gray
• Irish: liath — to become gray
• Italian: ingrigire — to become gray
• Latin: cānēscō — to become gray
• Navajo: yiibááh — to become gray
• Norman: grisi — to become gray
• Polish: siwieć — to become gray
• Portuguese: acinzentar — to become gray
• Russian: сере́ть (serétʹ) — to become gray
• Russian: седе́ть (sedétʹ) — to become gray
• Northern Sami: rátnut — to become gray
• Southern Altai: бозорор (bozoror) — to become gray
• Spanish: encanecer — to become gray
• Swedish: gråna — to become gray
• Turkish: grileşmek — to become gray
• Ukrainian: сивіти (syvity) — to become gray
• Ukrainian: посивіти (posyvity) — to become gray
• Vietnamese: bạc — to become gray
• Catalan: agrisar — to cause to become gray
• Dutch: vergrijzen — to cause to become gray
• Finnish: harmaannuttaa — to cause to become gray
• Finnish: harmentaa — to cause to become gray
• French: griser — to cause to become gray
• Hungarian: szürkít — to cause to become gray
• Hungarian: elszürkít — to cause to become gray
• Ido: grizigar — to cause to become gray
• Portuguese: acinzentar — to cause to become gray
• Dutch: vergrijzen — to turn progressively older