How do you say white in other languages????

Question

I'm curious...... My quarter horse is white, i want a unique name

Answer 1

blanco (masculine) or blanca (feminine) in Spanish

Answer 2

French: blanc (If she's a filly, blanche)

Spanish: blanco (a)

Italian: bianco (a)

German: weiss

Dutch: witte

Afrikaans: blank

Answer 3

in spanish it would be blanco or blanca depending if its male or female

Answer 4

Bio/Bijeo - Croatian

Beo - Serbian

Bialy - Polish

Answer 5

PERSIAN: sepid (archaic/literary), sefid (common)

Answer 6

It's "aspro" (pronounced AS-bro) in greek and "ban" (pronounced like dawn) in gaelic

Answer 7

Latin=albus

Italian=bianco

Spanisht=blanco

Ytaryanao=byankao

Answer 8

日本語は白と申します。

In Japanese - shiro

中文的話...叫做白...

In Chinese - bai

Espanol

in spanish - blanco [ so this in Italian...]

Answer 9

White in Japanese is Shiro.  You could also use yuki but that means snow.  

Answer 10

Blanco in Spanish

Answer 11

Blanco in Spanish

Answer 12

"Gwyn" in Welsh means white and is a common male name, but you also get variations such as; "Wyn" or "Wynne" as well as "Tegwyn"/(masc.) and "Tegwen" (fem.) - which mean 'fair white' [ie; good-looking white].

"Eirlys" [air-lis] means Snowdrop in Welsh and is a fairly common womans name - as is "Eira" [air-rah] (Snow) and "Bronwen" (white breast/chest) .

Don't know if this horse is male or female though?

Answer 13

"śveta" in Sanskrit

Answer 14

Bai in Chinese (pronounced just like 'buy').

Answer 15

Aleut

'Quhmax'

Yupik-

'Qatellria'

Inupiaq

'Qatiqtuq'

West inuktitun-

ᖃᖁᖅᑐᖅ  Qaquqtuq

ᖃᑯᖅᑕᖅ Qakuqtaq

Inuiktitut

ᖃᑯᖅᑕᖅ Qakuqtaq

ᖃᐅᓪᓗᖅᑐᖅ 'Qaqulluqtuq'

Kalaallisut-

Qaqurtoq

East Greenlandic-

Agisittuq

btw, you can call ur horse 'Qiiq' means white hair

Answer 16

Lavan (feminine levana) in Hebrew.

Answer 17

in spanish it is called Blanco.  

Answer 18

bílá - in czech

Answer 19

Ukrainian

mesculine = білий = bee-ley

feminine = біла = bee-la

neutral = біле = beel-a

Answer 20

hvit or hvita in Scandinavian languages

白 - bai in Chinese

blanco / blanca in Latin & it's derived languages: bianco & bianca = Italian, etc... It's usually "blank", "blanke", etc... when adapted to other non-Latin languages.  

weiss in German

leuco in latinized Greek, levko in ancient Greek; aspro in modern Greek.

ha-yang in Korean

shiro in Japanese

Answer 21

Spanish: blanco

French: blanc

Italian: bianco

Dutch: Blanke

Portuguese: branco

Norwegian: hvit

Answer 22

Beyaz in Turkish

Weiss in German