The table below shows the Greek words for the colour with the different endings representing there use for the different gender of noun that they describe. The order of the endings are: neuter, female, male. Hence "a white house" is "ενα άσπρο σπίτι" (ΕΝΑ ΑΣΠΡΟ ΣΠΙΤΙ) as the Greek for house (σπίτι) is neuter but "a white door" is "μια άσπρη πόρτα" (ΜΙΑ ΑΣΠΡΗ ΠΟΡΤΑ) as the Greek for door (πόρτα) is female.
 

Upper	Lower	English
ΚΟΚΚΙΝ(Ο/Η/ΟΣ)	κόκκιν(ο/η/ος)	Red
ΑΣΠΡ(Ο/Η/ΟΣ)	άσπρ(ο/η/ος)	White
ΛΕΥΚ(Ο/Η/ΟΣ)	λευκ(ό/ή/ός)	White
ΚΙΤΡΙΝ(Ο/Η/ΟΣ)	κίτριν(ο/η/ος)	Yellow
ΜΑΥΡ(Ο/Η/ΟΣ)	μάυρ(ο/η/ος)	Black
ΠΡΑΣΙΝ(Ο/Η/ΟΣ)	πράσιν(ο/η/ος)	Green
ΧΡΥΣ(Ο/Η/ΟΣ)	χρυσ(ό/ή/ός)	Gold
ΑΣΗΜΕΝΙ(Ο/Α/ΟΣ)	ασημένι(ο/α/ος)	Silver
ΠΟΡΤΟΚΑΛ(Ι/IΑ/ΗΣ)	πορτοκαλ(ί/ιά/ής)	Orange
ΚΑΦ(Ε/ΕΤΙΑ/ΕΤΗΣ)	καφ(έ/έτια/έτης)	Brown
ΜΟΒ	μόβ	Purple
ΜΠΛΕ	μπλέ	Blue
ΓΚΡΥ	γκρύ	Grey
ΡΟΖ	ρόζ	Pink

ΑΣΗΜΙ/ασημί also means Silver but this is the noun and hence is always neuter