What color is the letter “Y”?

The letter “Y” is yellow because…

• “Yellow starts with Y.”
• “Not because Y is for yellow, but because Y is for yolk, so I see it as more of an orangish-yellow.”
• “Like an egg yolk!”
• “Y is the first letter of yellow.”
• “Isn’t it obvious? Yellow starts with Y!”
• “Yellow starts with Y. Yellow starts with Y”
• “Yellow starts with Y.”
• “Yellow starts with Y.”
• “Y is associated with the color Yellow.”
• “Yellow starts with Y.”
• “Yellow and Yolk start with Y.”
• “The letter Y is yellow because yellow starts with a Y.”
• “Y for yellow.”
• “Yellow starts with Y, duh.”
• “Yellow starts with Y.”

The letter “Y” is purple because…

• “It completes a sort of vowel rainbow with red A, orange E, yellow I, green O and blue U. - lekoicy”
• “Purple is near the end of the rainbow, and Y is near the end of the alphabet.”
• “Y low-key looks like a villain, and villains are purple. ”

The letter “Y” is green because…

• “Y means ‘yes,’ and yes is green.”

The letter “Y” is grey because…

• “‘Y’ gets taken for granted. It blends into the shadows, just like gray. ”

The letter “Y” is pink because…

• “Because vowels are a, e, i, o, u, and *sometimes* y, and pink is only sometimes on a rainbow.”
• “Because pink is often associated with yogurt.”

The letter “Y” is brown because…

• “Brown looks weird, and Y is weird to me.”

The letter “Y” is white because…

• “Y is white because white is at the end of the rainbow, and Y is at the last part of the alphabet.”