Dark

Table of contents

1 Pronunciation 2 Adjective 2.1 Translations 3 Noun 3.2 Translations 4 Related words 5 Phrases

Pronunciation

1. Having an absolute or (more often) relative lack of light.
2. Sinister or malign (dark forces are at work).

• Breton: teñval (1)
• Bulgarian: тъмен (1, 2)
• Chinese Characters: 暗; 黑, 黒
• Chinese: 黑暗
• Czech: tmavý
• Dutch: donker (1), duister (1,2)
• French: sombre, obscure (1); noir (2)
• Italian: buio, scuro (1); oscuro (2)
• Frisian: tsjuster, donker
• German: dunkel (1,2), düster (2)
• Polish: ciemny m (1), mroczny m (2)
• Romanian: intunecat, sumbru, obscur (1)
• Russian: тeмный
• Slovak: tmavý
• Swedish: mörk

1. A complete or (more often) partial absence of light.
2. Ignorance (to be kept in the dark)
3. Nightfall (after dark)

• Breton: teñvalijenn f, teñvalded f (1), teñvalijenn (2)
• Bulgarian: мрак m (1), тъмнина f (1), невидение n (2), незнание n (2), свечеряване n (3)
• Chinese: 黑暗
• Dutch: donker n (1), ongewisse (2), onwetendheid f (2)
• French: noir m, obscurité f
• German: Dunkelheit f (1), Dunkel n (1,2)
• Italian: buio m, oscurità f
• Polish: ciemność f (1), mroki pl n (2), zmrok m (3)
• Romanian: intuneric n, obscuritate f
• Swedish: mörker