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Color Chart in German and English

Find German Color Names by Color - with Audio

Farbennamen in Deutsch und Englisch

Find a color name by finding the color! The color chart below is arranged in a “rainbow” color scale with the German and English name for each color. You can also hear the pronunciation of color groups. (To find a color by its English name, see our Alphabetical Color List.)

Hear all of the gray colors listed below (mp3 audio).
  weiß white
  rauchiges Weiß smokey white
  hellgrau light gray
  Silber, silbern silver, silver-colored
  grau gray
  Schlachtschiffgrau battleship gray
  dunkelgrau dark gray
  schwarz black
Note: Colors used as nouns are usually neuter and capitalized (das Weiß, das Blau, etwas in Grün). Colors used as adjectives are not capitalized unless they begin a sentence or are part of a proper noun. (ein weißes Hemd, das blaue Auto)
Hear all of the blue colors below (soon).
  Dunstblau haze blue
  Himmelblau sky blue
  hellblau light blue
  Babyblau baby blue
  blau blue
  königsblau royal blue
  Marineblau navy blue
  Mitternachtsblau midnight blue
 NEXT > Colors 2 (greens, reds) > Web Colors
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LIST > Farbennamen - Color names, alphabetical

MORE > Colors - The basics of colors in German

MORE > Web Colors - The 16 predefined colors

Lesson 5 - Adjectives & Colors
Part of German for Beginners.

QUIZ > Concentration Game: Colors


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