الألوان بالعربية للأطفال

The color of strawberries, fire trucks, and hearts. One of the first colors children learn to recognize.

The color of the sky and the sea. Arabic has different words for light blue (سماوي) and dark blue (كحلي).

The color of nature, trees, and grass. Green holds special significance in Arab and Islamic culture.

The color of the sun, bananas, and desert sand. A bright, cheerful color that children love.

Named after the fruit! The Arabic word for orange (the fruit) is برتقال, and the color takes the same name.

Named after the violet flower (بنفسج). A royal color associated with luxury in many cultures.

Derived from ورد (ward) meaning 'rose'. Literally means 'rose-colored' in Arabic.

The color of clouds, snow, and milk. In Arabic culture, white symbolizes purity and peace.

The color of night and the pupil of the eye. The Arabic word for pupil is إنسان العين (the person of the eye).

The color of chocolate, coffee, and earth. Derived from بن (bunn) meaning 'coffee beans'.

The color of clouds on a rainy day and elephants. Derived from رماد (ramaad) meaning 'ash'.

The color of gold and treasure. Derived from ذهب (dhahab) meaning 'gold' — one of the most beautiful Arabic words.