dark
/ dɑːrk /

pridev

Sinonimi:
Acheronian · Acherontic · Cimmerian · Stygian · aphotic · benighted · black · blue · brunet · brunette · caliginous · cheerless · colored · coloured · concealed · crepuscular · dark-skinned · darkened · darkening · darkish · darkling · depressing · dim · dingy · disconsolate · dismal · dispiriting · dour · drab · drear · dreary · dusky · evil · gloomful · glooming · gloomy · glowering · glum · grim · ill-natured · inactive · incomprehensible · lightless · moody · morose · non-white · obscure · pitch-black · pitch-dark · saturnine · semidark · sinister · sorry · sour · subdued · sulky · sullen · tenebrific · tenebrious · tenebrous · twilight · twilit · uncheerful · uncomprehensible · unenlightened · unilluminated · unlighted · unlit

ETYM Old Eng. dark, derk, deork, as. dearc, deorc; cf. Gael. and Irish dorch, dorcha, dark, black, dusky.
1. (Used of color) Having a dark hue.
2. (Used of hair or skin or eyes) Brownish or black.
3. Devoid or partially devoid of light or brightness; shadowed or black or somber-colored.
4. Marked by difficulty of style or expression; SYN. obscure.
5. Not giving performances; closed.
6. Secret.
7. Showing a brooding ill humor; SYN. dour, glowering, glum, moody, morose, saturnine, sour, sullen.

dark
/ dɑːrk /

imenica

Množina reči dark je darks.

Sinonimi:
darkness · iniquity · night · nighttime · shadow · wickedness

1. Absence of light or illumination; SYN. darkness.
2. An unenlightened state; SYN. darkness.

dark
/ dɑːrk /

glagol

1. To grow dark
2. To make dark