Coloured in Tagalog

Coloured in Tagalog is “Kinulayan” or “May kulay” – describing something that has been given color or possesses color, whether through painting, dyeing, or natural pigmentation. This versatile term is essential for discussing art, design, objects, and visual descriptions. Dive into the definitions, synonyms, and practical examples below to master this colorful vocabulary.

[Words] = Coloured

[Definition]:

• Coloured /ˈkʌlərd/ (British) or Colored /ˈkʌlərd/ (American)
• Adjective 1: Having color or a particular color; not black, white, or plain.
• Adjective 2: Having been given color through painting, dyeing, or staining.
• Verb (Past Participle): Past tense of colour/color; having applied color to something.

[Synonyms] = Kinulayan, May kulay, Nilagyan ng kulay, Tininte, Kulayan

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: The children proudly displayed their coloured drawings on the classroom wall.
Ex1_PH: Ang mga bata ay may pagmamalaking nagpakita ng kanilang mga kinulayan na drawing sa dingding ng silid-aralan.

Ex2_EN: She bought a set of coloured pencils to create vibrant illustrations.
Ex2_PH: Bumili siya ng set ng may kulay na lapis upang lumikha ng makulay na mga ilustrasyon.

Ex3_EN: The artist coloured the sketch using watercolors and pastels.
Ex3_PH: Ang artista ay kinulayan ang sketch gamit ang mga watercolor at pastel.

Ex4_EN: They decorated the party venue with coloured balloons and streamers.
Ex4_PH: Dinekorate nila ang lugar ng party gamit ang may kulay na mga lobo at streamer.

Ex5_EN: The fabric was coloured with natural dyes extracted from plants.
Ex5_PH: Ang tela ay kinulayan ng natural na tinte na kinuha mula sa mga halaman.