grayish

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• /ˈɡɹeɪ.ɪʃ/
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• CMU ARPABET: G R EY1 IH0 SH Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree English gray Proto-Indo-European *-iskos Proto-Germanic *-iskaz Proto-West Germanic *-isk Old English -isċ Middle English -ish English -ish English grayish From gray + -ish.

46 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: գորշավուն (goršavun) — somewhat gray
• Asturian: agrisáu — somewhat gray
• Asturian: grisosu — somewhat gray
• Asturian: grisaceu — somewhat gray
• Azerbaijani: bozumtul — somewhat gray
• Breton: arc'hlas — somewhat gray
• Breton: damc'hlas — somewhat gray
• Catalan: grisenc — somewhat gray
• Catalan: grisós — somewhat gray
• Danish: grålig — somewhat gray
• Dutch: grijsachtig — somewhat gray
• Finnish: harmahtava — somewhat gray
• French: grisâtre — somewhat gray
• Galician: agrisado — somewhat gray
• Georgian: მონაცრისფრო (monacrispro) — somewhat gray
• German: gräulich — somewhat gray
• Hebrew: אֲפַרְפַּר (ʾafarpár) — somewhat gray
• Hungarian: szürkés — somewhat gray
• Irish: scothliath — somewhat gray
• Italian: grigiastro — somewhat gray
• Latin: rāvēscēns — somewhat gray
• Latin: grīseolus — somewhat gray
• Latin: subgrīseus — somewhat gray
• Latvian: pelēcīgs — somewhat gray
• Latvian: iepelēks — somewhat gray
• Latvian: pelēkgans — somewhat gray
• Latvian: iesirms — somewhat gray
• Māori: tārekoreko — somewhat gray
• Occitan: grisastre — somewhat gray
• Occitan: grisenc — somewhat gray
• Occitan: grisàs — somewhat gray
• Occitan: grisèl — somewhat gray
• Ottoman Turkish: قوكور (koñur) — somewhat gray
• Polish: szarawy — somewhat gray
• Portuguese: cinzento — somewhat gray
• Russian: серова́тый (serovátyj) — somewhat gray
• Shor: қырзыбан — somewhat gray
• Spanish: grisáceo — somewhat gray
• Spanish: entrecano / encanecido / canoso — somewhat gray
• Spanish: rucio — somewhat gray
• Sundanese: rawun — somewhat gray
• Swedish: gråaktig — somewhat gray
• Turkish: grimsi — somewhat gray
• Turkish: grimtırak — somewhat gray
• Ukrainian: сірува́тий (siruvátyj) — somewhat gray
• Welsh: llwydaidd — somewhat gray