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English[]

Etymology[]

From French mauve, from Latin malva, ‘mallow’, which has a purple colour. First coined in 1856 by the chemist William Henry Perkin, when he accidentally created the first aniline dye.

Pronunciation[]

  • IPA: /mɔv/, /moʊv/, /məʊv/
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    Rhymes: -əʊv

Noun[]

Singular
Mauve

Plural
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Mauve ({{{1}}})

  1. Template:Historical A bright purple synthetic dye.
  2. The colour of this dye; a pale purple or violet colour.
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Quotations[]

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Translations[]

Adjective[]

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Positive
Mauve

Comparative
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Superlative
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  1. having a pale purple colour.

Quotations[]

For examples of the usage of this term see the citations page.

Translations[]

See also[]

  • Appendix:Colours

French[]

Pronunciation[]

Etymology 1[]

From Latin malva, ‘mallow’, which has a purple colour.

Noun[]

Mauve f. (plural Mauves)

  1. mallow

Noun[]

Mauve m. (plural Mauves)

  1. mauve

Adjective[]

Template:Fr-adj-mf

  1. mauve

Etymology 2[]

Cognate with mouette, Old English mæw, English mew, German Möwe, Polish mewa

Noun[]

Mauve f. (plural Mauves)

  1. mew, gull, seagull
Synonyms[]
  • mouette
  • goéland
Related terms[]
  • mauviette
  • mauvis

Jèrriais[]

Noun[]

Mauve [[Category:Template:Roa-jer nouns|Mauve]]

  1. seagull

de:mauve el:mauve fr:mauve io:mauve kn:mauve lt:mauve hu:mauve ja:mauve pt:mauve ro:mauve ru:mauve fi:mauve vi:mauve zh:mauve

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