It depends on context. If you are describing actual colours, such as red, blue, pink, etc., you might say, "hoka no iro" or "chigau iro" or even "tashoku" if you are describing certain kinds of gemstones.
hachimitsuiro
To say "[I] like the color," you may say 'iro ga suki desu.' In Japanese: 色が好きです。
ラベンダー (rabendaa) is the Japanese word for lavender. Note: ラベンダー is used for "lavender" as an herb, not a color. So, if you want to say the color you could say 薄紫色 (usumurasakiiro), which is a light purple color.
aqua is mizu-iro(=color); water
You may say 'momiji,' written: 紅葉
In Spanish, color is "color." In French, it is "couleur." In German, it is "Farbe." In Japanese, it is "いろ" (iro).
aka is the color red in Japanese
"Color" is "iro," pronounced ee-row.
Louis V. Ledoux has written: 'Japanese prints' -- subject(s): Color prints, Japanese, Japanese Color prints 'The story of Eleusis' 'An essay on Japanese prints' -- subject(s): Color prints, Japanese, Japanese Color prints 'Japanese prints of the Ledoux collection' -- subject(s): Color prints, Color prints, Japanese, Japanese Color prints, Private collections 'George Edward Woodberry'
sukashi
i know it in japanese its waratteiru
"Nikkei"(which has a lot of other meanings that have nothing to do with cinnamon XD) "Keihi" Or "Shinamon" (Japanese pronunciation of "cinnamon.")