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indigo
A deep, dark shade of blue that lies between blue and violet.
Der Himmel färbte sich bei Sonnenuntergang in ein wunderschönes Indigo.
At sunset, the sky turned a beautiful indigo.
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indigo
A deep, dark shade of blue that lies between blue and violet.
Der Himmel färbte sich bei Sonnenuntergang in ein wunderschönes Indigo.
At sunset, the sky turned a beautiful indigo.

indigo
A dye originally obtained from plants, used for dyeing textiles, especially jeans.
Früher wurde Indigo mühsam aus der Indigopflanze gewonnen, heute wird er meist synthetisch hergestellt.
In the past, indigo was painstakingly obtained from the indigo plant; today, it is mostly produced synthetically.
The common adjective 'indigoblau' (indigo-blue) is derived from the noun 'der Indigo' (indigo) to describe the color more precisely.
Sie trug ein indigoblaues Seidenkleid.
She wore an indigo-blue silk dress.
When 'Indigo' (indigo) is used as a color term, it often appears with the preposition 'in' (in). For example, people speak of a 'Kleid in Indigo' (dress in indigo).
Die Wände sind in einem tiefen Indigo gestrichen.
The walls are painted in a deep indigo.
The meaning 'Farbstoff' (dye) can be recognized from the context. When the topic is production, chemistry, or the process of dyeing, e.g. 'mit Indigo färben' (to dye with indigo), the substance is meant.
Jeans werden traditionell mit Indigo gefärbt.
Jeans are traditionally dyed with indigo.