Variegate (verb)

To have different colors or markings, to make something multicolored or diverse.

Origin:

Late 16th century (in the sense "make varied"): from latin variegat- "marked with different colours", from the verb variegare, from varius "varied".

Examples:

1. The butterfly's wings variegate with different shades of blue and green.
2. The garden was variegated with different flowers of different colors.
3. The artist variegated the painting with different hues and shades.
4. The leaves of the plant variegate with different shades of green.
5. The quilt was variegated with different fabrics and patterns.