black-haired

English

Etymology

From black +‎ haired.

Pronunciation

• Rhymes: -ɛə(ɹ)d

Adjective

black-haired (not comparable)

1. having hair of a black color.

   Synonyms: eumelanic, melanocomous

Translations

having black hair

• Belarusian: чорнавало́сы (čornavalósy)
• Czech: černovlasý (cs)
• Danish: sorthåret
• Dutch: zwartharig (nl)
• German: schwarzhaarig (de), schwatt (colloquial, regional, Westphalia, Ruhrgebiet)
• Greek: μαυρομάλλης (el) (mavromállis), μελαχρινός (el) (melachrinós)
• Hungarian: fekete hajú
• Irish: dubh (ga), ceanndubh, cúldubh, dubhfholtach
• Japanese: 黒髪の (ja) (くろかみの, kurokami no)
• Latvian: tumšmatains
• Macedonian: црнокос (crnokos), калеш (kaleš)
• Manx: doo
• Middle English: blak
• Old Norse: svartr m
• Polish: czarnowłosy (pl)
• Russian: черноволосый (ru) (černovolosyj)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: црнокос

  Roman: crnòkos (sh)

• Swedish: svarthårig (sv)
• Ukrainian: чорноволо́сий (čornovolósyj)