einfarbig
plain · solid-colored
Definition & meaning
The German adjective einfarbig describes something that consists of only one color. It is commonly used to describe objects, clothing, textiles, or designs that lack patterns, prints, or multi-colored textures.
- Monochromatic: Having or consisting of a single color.
- Solid-colored: Used in the context of fashion or design to denote a surface that is uniform in color without stripes, dots, or motifs.
Grammar & Word origin
The word is a compound adjective formed by two parts:
- ein-: derived from the number eins (one).
- farbig: derived from the noun Farbe (color), meaning "colored."
As an adjective, it follows standard German declension rules depending on the gender, number, and case of the noun it describes (e.g., ein einfarbiges Kleid, einfarbige Wände).
Synonyms & antonyms
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
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Examples
Ihr Kleid war komplett einfarbig.adjective
Her dress was completely plain.
Kaufst du lieber einfarbige oder gemusterte Hemden?adjective
Do you prefer to buy solid-colored or patterned shirts?
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