Amo il completo violetto, Ama il completo violetto, and Amate il completo violetto are Italian equivalents of the English phrase "Love the purple outfit." Context makes clear whether the present is the first person singular indicative "I love" (case 1), the second person informal singular imperative "(You) love!" (example 2), or the second person informal plural "(You all) love!" (instance 3). The respective pronunciations will be "A-mo eel kom-PLEH-to vyo-LET-to," "A-ma eel kom-PLEH-to vo-LET-to," and "a-MA-tey eel kom-PLEH-to vyo-LET-to" in Italian.
"Purple flowers and..." in English is fiori viola e... in Italian.
"Purple one" in English is il rosso violaceo or quello rosso violaceo in Italian.
It'd be "Farfalla Imperiale"
Och is translated into "and", while lila is translated into "purple".
Murasaki (紫)
The singular violetta or the plural violette in the feminine and the singular violetto or the plural violetti in the masculine are Italian equivalents of the English word "purple." Context makes clear which form suits. The respective pronunciations will be "vyo-LET-ta" or "vyo-LET-tey" in the feminine and "vyo-LET-to" or "vyo-LET-tee" in the masculine in Italian.
"morado, violeta" color
she was buried in a purple outfit.
Le pourpre est la meilleure couleur is a French equivalent of the English phrase "Best color is purple." The declarative statement translates literally into English as "The purple is he best color." The pronunciation will be "le poor-pey la mey-yuhr koo-luhr" in French.
"Purple" in French is translated as "violet".
The English translation of the french word mauve is mauve. Purple is a mixture of the spectral colours blue and red. Mauve is an unsaturated colour - purple has been mixed with white to make mauve or lilac just as red is mixed with white to make pink and turquoise with white to make eau-de-nil.
An English translation of the book Minchia di Re may be forthcoming.Specifically, the book is by Italian journalist and writer Giacomo Pilati (born 1962). It is available in DVD format under the name Viola di mare ("The Sea Purple") with English subtitles. The book and the movie relate to the ability to change gender.