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Yes, the word for "blue" in Latin is derived from the word for "sky" (for obvious reasons).
Japanese it's [i]aoi[/i]
Ancient Greek it's [i]kyanos[/i] (source of the English word "cyan")
Catalan it's [i]blau[/i]
Japanese it's [i]aoi[/i]
Ancient Greek it's [i]kyanos[/i] (source of the English word "cyan")
Catalan it's [i]blau[/i]
Melpomene · 22-25, F
There's a "cerulean" in English as well (also means blue, comes from Latin caeruleus)
Azul - Spanish and Portuguese
Bleu or azur - French
Blu, azzuro, celeste - Italian
μπλε (ble) or γαλαζιος (galazios) - Greek
plavo - south Slavic languages
Azul - Spanish and Portuguese
Bleu or azur - French
Blu, azzuro, celeste - Italian
μπλε (ble) or γαλαζιος (galazios) - Greek
plavo - south Slavic languages
azul
InstructHer · 56-60, M
Glas in Welsh. It can also mean green. You can see the link to Greek.
RedBaron · M
כחול-Hebrew
bijouxbroussard · F
French “bleu”
empanadas · 31-35, M
azul- spanish and portuguese