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* ''murkake'' "black" is used for black or generally dark hair, while ''chlirāke'' "golden yellow" is used for blond hair.
* ''murkake'' "black" is used for black or generally dark hair, while ''chlirāke'' "golden yellow" is used for blond hair.
Other distinct colour terms for particular shades:
Other distinct colour terms for particular shades:
* ''hailasausake'' (nom. ''hailashīmba'' "colour of ''hailasa'' wood") — "camel" brown
* ''hailasausake'' (n. ''hailashīmba'' "colour of ''hailasa'' wood") — "camel" brown
* ''lairausake'' (nom. ''lairhīmba'' "sky colour") — light blue, sky blue <small>(see also ''tulħūrake'' below)</small>
* ''lairausake'' (n. ''lairhīmba'' "sky colour") — light blue, sky blue <small>(see also ''tulħūrake'' below)</small>
* ''lardake'' (nom. ''larda'') — dark red, crimson
* ''lardake'' (n. ''larda'') — dark red, crimson
** The distinction between crimson and regular red is the source of the Chlouvānem words for "artery" (''ūnikūvṛṣam'' "red-blood") and "vein" (''lardūvṛṣam'' "crimson-blood"), both bahuvrihi compounds.
** The distinction between crimson and regular red is the source of the Chlouvānem words for "artery" (''ūnikūvṛṣam'' "red-blood") and "vein" (''lardūvṛṣam'' "crimson-blood"), both bahuvrihi compounds.
* ''tulħūrake'' (nom. ''tulħūrim'') — light blue, sky blue
* ''tulħūrake'' (n. ''tulħūrim'') — light blue, sky blue
** Usually considered a shade of ''kāmila'', but it should be noted that blue eyes are always ''tulħūrirde'', never ''kāmilirde''.
** Usually considered a shade of ''kāmila'', but it should be noted that blue eyes are always ''tulħūrirde'', never ''kāmilirde''.


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