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ToggleHere are the Tulu Words and Flash Cards for the Basic Colors
1. Red – Kempu
2. Orange – Kittale or Kaavi
3. Yellow – Manjal
4. Green – Pache
5. Black – Kappu
6. Blue – Neeli
7. White – Boldu
8. Pink – Gulabi
9. Grey – Boodi
10 Brown – Kandu
11. Sky Blue – Aakasha Neeli
Tulu Colors Flash Card in PDF Format
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