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morena

morena

9.1
Having dark skin and dark hair, often describing a woman's appearance
  • adjective
  • /məˈreɪnə/
translation icon : moreno
  • She described herself as morena with deep brown eyes and wavy hair.

Examples

  • The morena woman danced gracefully at the festival.

  • In many cultures, a morena complexion is considered especially attractive.

  • The actress was admired for her morena beauty in the popular television series.

  • She is a beautiful morena with long hair.

  • The actress was admired for her morena beauty in the popular television series.

  • In many cultures, a morena complexion is considered especially attractive.

  • She described herself as morena with deep brown eyes and wavy hair.

Synonyms

dark
vsmorena
588 1.0

Having a deep brown or nearly black color

is used for hair or skin especially about a woman's appearance
dark-haired
vsmorena
20 1.5

A person with dark hair like black or brown

also applies to skin as well as hair
dark-skinned
vsmorena
13 2.2

A person who has naturally dark skin

also refers to hair as well as skin and often about women
black-haired
vsmorena
5 1.0

Having black or very dark hair

can mean dark hair or dark skin not always very black
pardo
vsmorena
9.9

Having a dull brown and gray color like dry earth

refers to hair or skin that is darker not tawny

Antonyms

176 1.0

Having light-colored hair

Light skin that often burns easily in the sun

How Dark

dark-skinned
13 2.2
morena
9.1
dusky
3 5.4
tanned
11 1.0
fair
191 1.0

Surface Forms

morena positive

Etymology

Morena comes from the Spanish adjective moreno, which means 'dark' or 'brown' and is linked to the old word Moor for people from North Africa. So to call a woman morena is to describe her dark hair or skin.