Ink ( noun , noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Ink ( noun )

A colored liquid used for writing or printing.

Origin:

Old english inc, ince, of germanic origin; related to dutch inkt and german tinte, from an indo-european root shared by latin tinctus "dyed".

Examples:

1. He used a pen with blue ink.
2. She used a pen with black ink.
3. They used a pen with red ink.
4. I used a pen with green ink.
5. You used a pen with purple ink.

(As a noun)

Ink ( noun )

A colored liquid used for writing or printing.

Origin:

Old english inc, ince, of germanic origin; related to dutch inkt and german tinte, from an indo-european root shared by latin tinctus "dyed".

Examples:

1. He used a pen with blue ink.
2. She used a pen with black ink.
3. They used a pen with red ink.
4. I used a pen with green ink.
5. You used a pen with purple ink.

(As a verb)

Ink ( verb )

A colored liquid used for writing or printing.

Origin:

Old english inc, ince, of germanic origin; related to dutch inkt and german tinte, from an indo-european root shared by latin tinctus "dyed".

Examples:

1. He used a pen with blue ink.
2. She used a pen with black ink.
3. They used a pen with red ink.
4. I used a pen with green ink.
5. You used a pen with purple ink.