Latin Colors Flashcards

1
Q

Aer

A

Light blue

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2
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Albens rosa

A

Pale gray, or possibly pale pink.

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3
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Albus

A

White

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4
Q

Amethystinus (purpura amethystina)

A

Amethyst purple

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5
Q

Amygdala

A

Almond, light tan

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6
Q

Aureus

A

Golden yellow

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7
Q

Caesicius

A

Sky blue

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8
Q

Callainus

A

Green-turquoise

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9
Q

Calthulus

A

Marigold yellow

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10
Q

Carinus

A

Walnut brown, dark brown with red overtones

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11
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Cerasinus

A

Cherry red

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12
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Cereus

A

Wax yellow, brownish yellow, perhaps identical to cerinus

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13
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Cerinus

A

Brownish yellow

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14
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Coccinus, coccineus (coccum)

A

Scarlet

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15
Q

Conchyliatus (conchyliatum)

A

Pale lavender

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16
Q

Coracinus

A

Raven-black, perhaps shiny black like a raven’s feathers

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17
Q

Crocotulus

A

Reddish orange

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18
Q

Croceus

A

Saffron yellow, red-orange or yellow with orange overtones, perhaps identical to crocotulus

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19
Q

Cumatilis

A

Sea blue

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20
Q

Erythraeus

A

A natural reddish hue of wool

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21
Q

Ferrugineus

A

A somewhat purplish red

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22
Q

Flammeus

A

Reddish orange

23
Q

Fuscus

A

Brown with a reddish tinge

24
Q

Galbinus

A

Yellow-green

25
Q

Glandes

A

Chestnut brown

26
Q

Heliotropium

A

Reddish blue-red

27
Q

Hyacinthinus

A

Reddish violet

28
Q

Hysginus (hysginum)

A

Scarlet

29
Q

Ianthinus

A

Violet

30
Q

Indicum

A

Indigo blue

31
Q

Luteus

A

Yellow-red

32
Q

Malva

A

Mauve

33
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Molocinus

A

Mauve

34
Q

Niger

A

Black, or very dark brown

35
Q

Ostrinus (ostrum)

A

Reddish purple. If the color ostrinus had a red tinge was indicated by descriptions of the hue as rubens, red; sanguineus, bloody; and puniceus, scarlet

36
Q

Paphiae myrti

A

Dark green

37
Q

Prasinus

A

Bluish green, pea green

38
Q

Pullus

A

Gray, according to Ovid; also black or a very deep brown-black, the color of mourning

39
Q

Puniceus, phoenicius, poenicius

A

Scarlet

40
Q

Purpura

A

Purple; the four major shades were ater, dark; lividus, pale; ruber, red; and violaceus, blue

41
Q

Purpureus laconicus

A

Dark rose purple

42
Q

Purpureus Tyrius (purpura dibapha Tyria)

A

Light rose purple

43
Q

Ruber Tarentinus

A

Reddish violet

44
Q

Russus, russeus, russatus

A

Bright red

45
Q

Thalassinus

A

Purple of undetermined hue

46
Q

Threicia grus

A

Gray

47
Q

Tyrianthinus

A

Violet purple

48
Q

Undae

A

Sea blue? darker blue?

49
Q

Venetus

A

Dark blue

50
Q

Violaceus

A

Violet

51
Q

Viola serotina

A

Blue-red

52
Q

Violeus

A

Violet

53
Q

Viridis

A

Green