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• aeneous: shining bronze colour
• albicant: whitish; becoming white
• amaranthine: immortal; undying; deep purple-red colour
• atrous: jet black
• aurulent: gold-coloured
• azuline: blue
• azure: light or sky blue; the heraldic colour blue
• caesious: bluish or greyish green
• cardinal: deep scarlet red colour
• celadon: pale green; pale green glazed pottery
• celeste: sky blue
• cerulean: sky-blue; dark blue; sea-green
• cesious: bluish-grey
• chartreuse: yellow-green colour
• chlorochrous: green-coloured
• chrysochlorous: greenish-gold
• citreous: lemon-coloured; lemony
• citrine: dark greenish-yellow
• coccineous: bright red
• coquelicot: brilliant red; poppy red
• corbeau: blackish green
• cramoisy: crimson
• cretaceous: of or resembling chalk; of a whitish colour
• cyaneous: sky blue
• eau-de-nil: pale green colour
• eburnean: of or like ivory; ivory-coloured
• erythraean: reddish colour
• ferruginous: of the colour of rust; impregnated with iron
• flammeous: flame-coloured
• flavescent: yellowish or turning yellow
• gamboge: reddish-yellow colour
• glaucous: sea-green; greyish-blue
• goldenrod: dark golden yellow
• griseous: pearl-grey or blue-grey; grizzled
• haematic: blood-coloured
• hyacinthine: of a blue or purple colour
• ianthine: violet-coloured
• icterine: yellowish or marked with yellow
• icteritious: jaundiced; yellow
• incarnadine: carnation-coloured; blood-red
• indigo: deep blue-violet colour; a blue-violet dye
• khaki: light brown or tan
• lateritious: brick-red
• leucochroic: white or pale-coloured
• magenta: reddish purple
• mauve: light bluish purple
• melichrous: having a honey-like colour
• meline: canary-yellow
• modena: crimson
• nigrine: black
• niveous: snowy; white
• primrose: pale yellow
• pyrrhous: reddish; ruddy
• sanguineous: bloody; of, like or pertaining to blood; blood-red
• sapphire: deep pure blue
• solferino: purplish red
• terracotta: reddish-brown
• topaz: dark yellow
• turquoise: blue-green
• ultramarine: deep blue
• vermilion: bright red
• vinaceous: wine-coloured
• virescent: becoming green or greenish; of a greenish colour
• viridian: chrome green