GUIDE:

[Rikaasi word] - [Pronunciation] - [Meaning in Basic]

Bak'je - [Bahk jeh] - Colour

Bak'je'kaa [Bahk jeh kah] - Colours

Dei'fei - [Day Fay] - Grey

Deiga - [Day-gah] - Black

Feishah - [Fay-shah] - White

Kad'fei - [Kad fay] - Pink

Kad'kip - [Kad Kihp] - Orange

Kaddi - [Kad-dee] - Red

Kip'lah - [Kihp lah] - Green

Kippek - [Kihp-peck] - Yellow

Lah'kad - [Lah kahd] - Purple

Lahkiit - [Lah-keet] - Blue

These words can be combined to make other colour names. For example, Lime would be Kip'kip'lah, or 'yellow yellow-blue'. A really pale lime would be Fei'kip'kip'lah, or 'white yellow yellow-blue'. The name of the colour is dependant  on the speaker's interpretation of what they see; Kip'lah for one person might be Fei'kip'lah for another, or even Dei'kip'lah to someone else. It's a matter of perspective.

Adding part of a word to the start or end of a word can change the intended name as well. For example:

A pale colour would be Fei'[colour].

A dark colour would be Dei'[colour].

A more intense or bright colour would be Rin'[colour].