How to Say “Multicoloured” in Italian

multicolore
The Italian word for multicoloured is multicolore.
It can function as both an adjective and a noun.

What does it mean word for word?

The word is composed of the prefix multi-, which is used in Italian just as in English to mean 'many' or 'multiple'.

How does it change in a sentence?

When used as an adjective describing a plural noun, the form changes to multicolori.

Did you know?

  • The Italian language has a specific term cangiante for colors that seem to change or shift depending on the light, a nuance more precise than simply multicolore.
  • In Italian, the word colore is used not only for hue but also to describe the 'tone' or 'character' of a voice or a piece of music.
  • While multicolore describes many colors, Italians often use the phrase a colori to describe a 'color' television or photograph, rather than saying it is multicoloured.

Examples in context

  • La loro bandiera è multicolore.
    Their flag is multicoloured.
    This sentence shows how to use multicolore to describe a flag.
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  • Il dipinto era realizzato con una tecnica policroma eccezionale.
    The painting was created with an exceptional multicoloured technique.
  • Quella festa aveva una decorazione davvero multicolore!
    That party had a truly multicoloured decoration!
  • Abbiamo comprato dei vestiti nuovi, sono belli, tutti colorati!
    We bought new clothes, they're nice, all multicoloured!
  • Il prato è multicolore con tutti questi fiori.
    The meadow is multicoloured with all these flowers.
  • Ho comprato un vestito multicolore per la festa.
    I bought a multicoloured dress for the party.

Example conversation

Giulia and Francesco are looking at a bouquet of flowers.

  1. Francesco

    Guarda questo mazzo di fiori, è davvero multicolore!
    Look at this bouquet of flowers, it is truly multicoloured!
  2. Giulia

    Sì, Francesco, è bellissimo e molto vivace.
    Yes, Francesco, it is beautiful and very vibrant.
  3. Francesco

    Ti piace questo stile così multicolore?
    Do you like this multicoloured style?
  4. Giulia

    Certamente, aggiunge un tocco di allegria alla stanza.
    Certainly, it adds a touch of cheer to the room.

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