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dark; [[sprin smug po]] dark cloud [RY]
dark; [[sprin smug po]] dark cloud [RY]


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dark color, dark red/ maroon/ brown, grey, purple, maroon, reddish brown [IW]
dark color, dark red/ maroon/ brown, grey, purple, maroon, reddish brown [IW]
1) purple, dark purple, violet, lavender, lilac, plum, grape, mauve, mulberry; 2) dark red, velvet red, brownish red, reddish brown, maroon, burgundy, bordeaux; 3) dark brown, dark grey. Generally this color means "(dark) purple" or "velvet red", but sometimes it is used for other dark shades and hues. Long form of [[smug]]. [[ET]]


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Latest revision as of 15:23, 27 December 2022

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སྨུག་པོ
dark; sprin smug po dark cloud [RY]

gray, dark, tan [JV]

dark maroon, dark brown, grey, dark, grey, purple, maroon, reddish brown; maroon; brown [RY]

dark color, dark red/ maroon/ brown, grey, purple, maroon, reddish brown [IW]

1) purple, dark purple, violet, lavender, lilac, plum, grape, mauve, mulberry; 2) dark red, velvet red, brownish red, reddish brown, maroon, burgundy, bordeaux; 3) dark brown, dark grey. Generally this color means "(dark) purple" or "velvet red", but sometimes it is used for other dark shades and hues. Long form of smug. ET