/blæk/
Translation
Having the colour of the night sky, the darkest of all colours.
Word origin
From Old English blaec, meaning dark or burnt in colour.
- Origin
- Old English
- Root
- blaec
Examples
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"Black" tells us the colour of her hair.
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Here "black" describes the colour of the car.
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Here "black" is the colour of the night sky.
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