What does "scarlet" mean?

"Scarlet" means: A bright vivid red color. Example: "The scarlet leaves fell from the tree."

How do you say scarlet in Hebrew and Spanish?

In Hebrew, scarlet is אדום עז. In Spanish, it is escarlata.

How do you pronounce "scarlet"?

Scarlet is pronounced /ˈskɑːrlɪt/. It is a adjective. You can hear a native speaker say it on this page.

Scarlet — Meaning for Kids, with Picture, Audio & Hebrew

scarlet

/ˈskɑːrlɪt/

adjective

A bright vivid red color

“The scarlet leaves fell from the tree.”

אדום עז

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Scarlet is a adjective in the colors category. It is a advanced (ages 11-12) word, meaning "A bright vivid red color" In Hebrew, scarlet translates to אדום עז.

Example Sentences

The scarlet leaves on the maple tree were the brightest in the whole forest.
She blushed a bright scarlet color when everyone clapped for her.
The superhero wore a scarlet cape that flowed in the wind.

Did You Know? Scarlet is a very bright, vivid red color. In the Middle Ages, "scarlet" was actually the name of an expensive woolen cloth before it became a color name! Scarlet macaws are parrots with stunning scarlet feathers — they are one of the most colorful birds in the rainforest.