How to Say “Yellow” in Tongan

engeenga
The Tongan word for "yellow" is engeenga.
engeenga is an adjective used to describe something that possesses the color yellow.
Meaning: having yellow as its color (adj)

Did you know?

  • If you use 'engeenga' to describe a person's skin, you might actually be describing a state of health or complexion rather than the literal color yellow.
  • If you are describing a fruit like a banana, the Tongan word for 'yellow' may be used more as a marker of ripeness than just a color.
  • Traditional Tongan does not always make a sharp distinction between the colors 'yellow' and 'orange'.

Examples in context

  • Malō e lelei! Kula!
    Hello! Yellow!

Example conversation

Sione and Mele are looking at a painting.

  1. Sione

    Naʻa ke kumi e fika engeenga?
    Did you look for the yellow piece?
  2. Mele

    ʻIo, ʻoku ʻi he tafaʻaki.
    Yes, it is on the table.
  3. Sione

    ʻOku lelei e kalā engeenga ko iá.
    That yellow color is nice.
  4. Mele

    ʻOku ou lolotai foki ki ai.
    I love it too.
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