agaga'
Red
kulót kåhet
Orange
Usage
"kalulot" means “finger”. The colour term is kulot kåhet, built on kåhet “orange (the fruit)”
amariyu
Yellow
betde
Green
asút
Blue
Usage
CHamoru has a single word for blue, asút, and does not lexically separate sky blue from navy
kulót lila
Purple
Usage
"betde'an" is built on betde “green”. Purple is kulot lila
kulót di rosa
Pink
Usage
On its own, rosa names the hibiscus flower; the colour is kulot di rosa
kulót chikolåti
Brown
Usage
kulot on its own just means “colour”. Brown is kulot chikolåti (also kulot chokolåti)
å'paka'
White
Usage
"pulan" means “moon” / “to watch over”. White is å'paka'; blånka is also used
åtilong
Black
kulót åpu
Gray
Usage
"kulot dinanche" reads “correct colour”. Grey is kulot åpu, from åpu “ash”
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