The meaning of Inky

ˈɪŋ.ki

Inky – definition

adjective
As dark as ink.
Usage examples:
The cold inky blackness of a mexican cave
Synonims:
Black Jet black Jet Pitch black Pitch dark Pitch Black as pitch Coal black Black as night Sable Ebony Dark Stygian Cimmerian
adjective
Stained with ink.
Usage examples:
Bureaucrats with inky fingers

adjective
Colored or covered with ink, or having this appearance
Usage examples:
The inky blue of the night sky

Inky translation into English

Inky: translate from English into Chinese

漆黑

Inky: translate from English into Dutch

Inktzwart, Inktachtig, Vol inkt

Inky: translate from English into French

D'encre

Inky: translate from English into German

Tintig, Tintenschwarz, Voller tinte, Tintenbeschmiert

Inky: translate from English into Hindi

रोशनाई पोता हुआ, स्याह, काला, मसिमय

Inky: translate from English into Italian

Inchiostro

Inky: translate from English into Korean

더러워진, 잉크로 표시를 한

Inky: translate from English into Russian

Чернильный, В чернилах, Цвета чернил, Покрытый чернилами

Inky: translate from English into Spanish

Entintado

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Inky synonims

black

blæk

adjective
Of the very darkest colour owing to the absence of or complete absorption of light; the opposite of white.
Usage examples:
Black smoke

verb
Belonging to or denoting any human group having dark-coloured skin, especially of african or australian aboriginal ancestry.
Usage examples:
Black adolescents of jamaican descent

noun
Another term for hamburger.

All meanings and translations of Black

cimmerian

sɪˈmɪərɪən

noun
A member of an ancient nomadic people who overran asia minor in the 7th century bc.
Usage examples:
The first identifiable groups to populate what is now ukraine were cimmerians, scythians, sarmatian…

adjective
Relating to the ancient cimmerians.
Usage examples:
The tombs of the cimmerian kings

All meanings and translations of Cimmerian

dark

dɑːk

adjective
With little or no light.
Usage examples:
It's too dark to see much

noun
The absence of light in a place.
Usage examples:
Carolyn was sitting in the dark

All meanings and translations of Dark

ebony

noun
Heavy blackish or very dark brown timber from a mainly tropical tree.
Usage examples:
During victorian times, the use of more exotic timbers like mahogany and ebony became popular, mean…

noun
A very hard, dark-colored wood, used esp. for making furniture

All meanings and translations of Ebony

pitch

noun
The quality of a sound governed by the rate of vibrations producing it; the degree of highness or lowness of a tone.
Usage examples:
Her voice rose steadily in pitch

verb
Set (one's voice or a piece of music) at a particular pitch.
Usage examples:
You've pitched the melody very high

verb
Cover, coat, or smear with pitch.
Usage examples:
He pitched the ship inside and outside

All meanings and translations of Pitch

sable

noun
A marten with a short tail and dark brown fur, native to japan and siberia and valued for its fur.
Usage examples:
Tradition had it that the island was rich in game (reindeer, polar bears, sables, marten, fish, and…

adjective
Black.
Usage examples:
The sable blackness of her hair

noun
A large african antelope with long curved horns, the male of which has a black coat and the female a russet coat, both having a white belly.
Usage examples:
The 14 species of the game include giraffes, zebras, sables, kudus, elands, impalas, pukus, waterbu…

All meanings and translations of Sable