To say "cempasuchil is yellow" in Spanish, you would say "El cempasúchil es amarillo." Here, "cempasúchil" refers to the marigold flower, and "amarillo" means yellow.
amarillo
Translation: Amarillo
dientes amarillos
Cempazuchitl is the Mexican name for the flower of the dead, or the marigold. It is the flower used on the Day of the Dead to honor the dead and lead their ghosts to their families.
Amarillo es hermoso. :)
The English term for "cempazuchitl" is "marigold." This flower, particularly known for its vibrant orange and yellow colors, is commonly used in various cultural celebrations, especially in Mexico during Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). Marigolds are valued for their beauty and symbolism, often representing the fragility of life.
"The yellow skirt" is "la falda amarillo". La falda amarilla.
They are called Barca and Yellow submarines.
Una lapiz is Spanish. In English, it means a pencil.
Cempazuchitl, often referred to as "marigold" in English, specifically denotes the vibrant yellow or orange flower known scientifically as Tagetes. It holds cultural significance in Mexico, particularly in Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebrations, symbolizing the connection between the living and the deceased. The flower is believed to guide spirits back to their altars with its bright color and scent.
"Ella lleva una camiseta amarillo."
La leche de Amarillo feliz