Translation guide
The color khaki, a light brownish-yellow or tan, often used for military uniforms and casual clothing.
Describing or referring to the color khaki, a light brownish-yellow or tan.
The most common and direct translation, used as a noun or adjective. Often refers to the color, but can also refer to khaki fabric or clothing.
He is wearing khaki pants.
Explicitly means 'khaki color'. Used when you want to be clear you're talking about the color, not the fabric.
Literally 'national defense color', an older term for the specific shade of khaki used by the Japanese military. Rarely used in everyday conversation.
I like this khaki-colored shirt.
壁をカーキ色に塗った。
I painted the wall khaki.
My grandfather's khaki military uniform is still there.