This is a very interesting question, and believe it or not, it comes up frequently. I personally think (and I could be totally wrong), that there is no way to describe any color to some one who has been blind from birth. We can also ask, "does a blind person from birth dream, and if so what do they see, if anything." I will be looking in on this question from time to time. I am very interested in what others have to say.
Viper1
ANSWER Color is also Different for every person, as your irises are different from others. If they have ever seen some color, then you could compare it, otherwise, then you would be just best to compare it to things that have tastes or colors, since how could they imagine it. Here is a good question, what do blind people see in their thoughts? Colors, even People?
Well I dont know if you actually know someone who is blind, but, i found this website and im sure it could help answer your question.
http://www.wikihow.com/Describe-a-Color-to-a-Blind-Person
It's bright and is one of the colors that, when you look at it, it can make you feel warm.
You don't.
Red.
You can't
Describe what you are seeing and tell the blind, "the house, the car, is red. Red is a color that resembles hotness, the opposite of cold.... fire is red, or something else that you think about. Obviously if the person is blind since he was born.
The apple is strong, vibrant and angry
If you tell a blind person that a particular object is red in color, the blind person may choose to believe you or not to believe you, based upon his or her experience of your general reliability in the past. I have a blind friend, whom I have known for decades, and if I tell him that something is red, he will believe me, because he knows that I would not lie to him.
I believe the tip of a blind person's cane is RED.
Red is a warm color and vibrates with energy. It is a primary color just like blue and yellow. When white light or sunlight shines on red paint or ink, it absorbs all the other colors and actually reflects back only red. The light reflected back is what we "see". Blue is a cool color and is soothing so I think they could almost feel the difference even if they are blind.
In my opinion, black is the easiest colour to describe to a blind person. Ask the person what they see? When they answer nothing, that is the colour of black. Dark, unseeable. Or at least that is how I would describe it.
You can't describe it. The color pink is strictly visual - it is a light of varying wavelengths and frequencies. Just like you couldn't answer what pink sounds like; the color pink will always remain foreign to a blind person.That is a beautiful question you have. Pink is the soft pillow you felt as a baby or the soothing voice of your mother. You could also describe pink using the sense of taste, such as bubble gum flavored ice cream.I also think that is an excellent question. Pink is the way you feel when you love someone. Pink is the way you feel when you touch a flower in April. Pink is the way a lollipop tastes on the tip of your tongue.Remember- this person is only blind when it comes to sight, he or she is not blind when it comes to feeling.The best way to allow a blind person to experience pink is through their sense of smell and touch. Let them smell a rose. Let them feel the petals on the rose, which are tender like a baby's hand.Pink is a softer version of red.
it depends on which color blind test u fail.but id call it part color blind
Yes they are color blind
Commonly red and green
Red. Ummm no u most be color blind cuz i think its purple