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celeste

celeste

7.9
A light bright shade of sky blue
  • noun
  • /səˈlɛst/
translation icon : celeste
  • The artist chose a celeste blue for the sky in her painting, capturing the essence of a clear day.
  • celeste bleu

Examples

  • She chose celeste for her wedding dress because of its soft, calming hue.

  • The artist mixed white and blue paint to create the perfect celeste for the sky in his painting.

  • A vase in celeste stood out beautifully against the dark wooden table.

  • The sky was a beautiful celeste color this morning.

  • She painted her room in a lovely shade of celeste.

  • The walls of the nursery were painted in a soothing celeste shade that reminded everyone of a bright summer sky.

  • She wore a dress that was a lovely shade of celeste, making her stand out at the garden party.

Synonyms

azure
vsceleste
12 4.9

A bright blue color like a clear sky

is paler and lighter than this generally bright sky blue
sapphire
vsceleste
4 3.5

A bright light blue color named after the gemstone

is paler and softer rather than intense or gemstone like
cerulean
vsceleste
3 8.8

A deep blue color like a clear bright sky

is specifically a very light, bright shade within that range
sky-blue
vsceleste
1 1.8

A light blue like the clear sky on a sunny day

is a brighter and more vivid version of that sky color
lazuline
vsceleste
9.9

A light blue color like a clear morning sky

is brighter and more vivid than this plain light blue

Compounds

voix celeste
  • Specialized
9.9

A soft sound on a pipe organ that has a gentle shimmering effect

How Blue

dark blue
16 1.0
azure
12 4.9
celeste
7.9
sky-blue
1 1.8
pale blue
14 1.0

Surface Forms

celeste singular
celestes plural

Etymology

Celeste (the color) comes from Latin caelum 'sky' or 'heaven', so it names a light, bright sky-blue shade that feels soft and calm.