Chroma
Colour in greek is χρώμα (khroma).
The word "chromosomes" derived from Greek words chroma (to colour) and soma (body).
The greek word "chrōma" (χρώμα), meaning colour
The word "blue" in Greek is μπλε.Ancient Greek lacked the word for the colour blue and Homer called the colour of the sea 'Wine Coloured'. ________________________________________ The above answer is wrong. The Greek word for blue is "κυανό" We use more often the word "μπλε" which is not greek but latin (I suppose). The word "κυανό" is used is specific cases.
Chrome. The greek word for colour is "chroma" (sometimes "chrôma", I don't see greek simbols supported here). Chrome derived its name after the word for colour due to the fact that it, like anything white, will take the colour of any coloured light shone upon it.
red color in greek is: κόκκινο [kokino=red] χρώμα [chroma=colour]
Luteus or areus
Please modify your question. I didn't get it. Do you want to know how to say 7 in greek or colour? or the colour 7? or...? Do you want the words in greek letters or in English letters? 7 - efta colour - khroma 7 colours - efta khromata If you want the words in greek letters, just ask, coz my keyboard ain't greek unfortunately, but ill find them for ya :)
Please modify your question. I didn't get it. Do you want to know how to say 7 in greek or colour? or the colour 7? or...? Do you want the words in greek letters or in English letters? 7 - efta colour - khroma 7 colours - efta khromata If you want the words in greek letters, just ask, coz my keyboard ain't greek unfortunately, but ill find them for ya :)
The Phoenicians made purple dye from them, and the name Phoenicia comes from the Greek word for the colour.
The symbol CI comes from the Greek word 'khloros' meaning green referring to the colour of Chlorine gas.
Colour. So a chromatograph is a diagram of colours. It's Greek in origin.