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Pronunciation / Transliteration: magenta
"O cartucho de tinta magenta precisa ser substituído."
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A vivid purplish-red color, one of the primary subtractive colors used in color printing.
"She painted the accent wall a vibrant shade of magenta."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Named after the Italian town of Magenta, where a new aniline dye was discovered in 1859, the same year as the Battle of Magenta.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "magenta" is said worldwide
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magenta
Transliteration: magenta
"Les fleurs étaient d'un beau magenta éclatant."
Magenta
Transliteration: Magenta
"Die Druckerpatrone in Magenta ist fast leer."
magenta
Transliteration: magenta
"Il vestito aveva dei toni brillanti di magenta."
magenta
Transliteration: magenta
"El logotipo incluye detalles en color magenta."
magenta
Transliteration: magenta
"O cartucho de tinta magenta precisa ser substituído."
मैजेंटा
Transliteration: maijenta
"उसकी पोशाक का रंग मैजेंटा था।"
品红
Transliteration: pǐnhóng
"海报上有一些亮丽的品红色。"
마젠타
Transliteration: majenta
"그녀는 마젠타 색상의 스카프를 착용했다."
マゼンタ
Transliteration: mazenta
"印刷にはシアン、マゼンタ、イエローが使われます。"
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