Pula
Red
Grammar Note
Tagalog colors can be expressed as "kulay (color) + color name": "kulay pula" (red color). Adjectives can precede or follow the noun. Many Spanish-derived color terms are also used (e.g. rosas = pink, kahel = orange)
Kahel
Orange
Dilaw
Yellow
Berde
Green
Matingkad na asul
Dark blue / Navy
Mapusyaw na asul
Sky blue / Light blue
Grammar Note
asul (asúl) and bugháw mean blue. Light blue is mapusyaw na asul with linker na. mapusyáw, light or pale, contrasts with matingkad, deep or vivid. Spanish-derived asul, berde and rosas coexist with native pula and dilaw.
Lila
Purple
Rosas
Pink
Kayumanggi
Brown
Usage
Also used to describe Filipino skin tone, carrying a sense of ethnic pride
Puti
White
Itim
Black
Kulay-abo
Gray
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