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weiss (gr) (lat)

leukos (gr) - albus, candidus (lat)

schwarz (gr) (lat)

melanos (gr) - niger (lat)

grau (gr) (lat)

polios (gr) - griseus (lat)

rot (gr) (lat)

erythros/eos (gr) - ruber (lat)

blau (gr) (lat)

zyanos (gr) - lividus (lat)

gelb (gr) (lat)

xanthos (gr) - luteus/flavus (lat)

grün (gr) (lat)

chloros (gr) - viridis (lat)

rosa (gr) (lat)

rhodeos (gr) - roseus (lat)
gold
chryseos (gr) aureus (lat)