Verdosos (en. Greenish)

/berˈðosos/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
adjective
Having a green color or shades of green.
The leaves of the trees are greenish in spring.
Las hojas de los árboles son verdosos en primavera.
Having a tender or fresh appearance, related to the color green.
The greenish field looked beautiful after the rain.
El campo verdoso se veía hermoso tras la lluvia.
In a state of immaturity or development.
The fruits were greenish and not yet ready to eat.
Las frutas eran verdosas y aún no estaban listas para comer.

Etymology

Derived from 'verde' with the suffix '-oso', indicating abundance or quality.

Common Phrases and Expressions

greenish
It is used to describe something that is a pale or faint green.
verde verdoso
greenish sky
Expression that can refer to a cloudy sky with a greenish tint under certain conditions.
cielo verdoso
greenish holes
Phrases that describe spots or marks of green color, such as mold or moisture.
agujeros verdosos

Related Words

green
Characteristic color of vegetation and nature.
verde
vegetation
Set of plants that grow in a specific region.
vegetación
vegetable
Plant, especially the one consumed as food.
verdura

Slang Meanings

Colloquial term to describe something fresh or related to nature.
That salad looks very greenish, it must be fresh.
Esa ensalada se ve muy verdosa, debe estar fresca.
Used in some regions to refer to something that is in poor condition or has been damaged.
That car has a greenish engine, it doesn't inspire confidence.
Ese carro tiene el motor verdoso, no me da confianza.