In Arapaho, by François-Régis Rolland : be’éé-

This language is spoken in the United-States, in the states of Wyoming (Wind River reservation) and Oklahoma.

Note : be’e- is an inanimate intransitive verb. Adjectives are actually verbs in Arapaho.

In Basque, by Biarritz Euskaraz : gorri

In Breton, by Sawa : ruz

In Catalan, by Itziar and Lluís : vermell

In Cornish, by James : rudh

In Czech, by Klement : červená

In Dutch (Ameland), by Ria Evers-Dokter : Road

In Filipino, by Manay : pula

In Finnish, by Noora : punainen

In French, by Simon : rouge

In Galician, by Cristina and Lluís : vermello

In Greek, by Pépie : kόκκινο (kokkino)

In Hebrew, by Muriel : adama

In Italian, by Lisa : rosso

In Japanese, by Klemañ : akaï

In Kashubian, by Adóm : czerwòny or czerzwiony

In Luxemburgish, by Lisa : rout

In Papamiento, by Ria Evers-Dokter : korá

In Poitevin-Saintongeais (Parlanjhe), by Simon : rojhe

In Portuguese, by Laurence : vermelho

In Spanish, by Simon : rojo

In Welsh, by Anthony and Rozenn : coch