azulado
Azulado is a Spanish adjective meaning bluish or blue-tinged. It describes colors, materials, or light that contain blue as a dominant hue but are not pure blue. The term covers a range from pale sky-blue to more muted, grayish or greenish-blue tones, depending on context.
Etymology: The word is derived from azul, “blue,” with the adjectival suffix -ado. The masculine form is
Usage: In everyday Spanish, azulado describes objects whose blue is softened or diluted, as in cielo azulado
In art, design, or scientific descriptions, azulado is used descriptively rather than as a fixed color category.