UNVEILING THE HIDDEN ROOTS OF COLOR NAMES: AN ETYMOLOGICAL EXPLORATION

Authors

  • Zulayho Jumaqulova Author
  • Qurbonoy Bobokalonova Author
  • Shahnoza Normamatova Author
  • Sevinch Bozorova Author

Keywords:

Colors, etymology, color terminology, linguistic evolution, historical linguistics, cultural influence on language, tyrian purple, color names origin.

Abstract

The colors we perceive and name have deep linguistic and cultural roots, often shaped by ancient civilizations and evolving languages. This article examines the lesser-known etymological origins of common color names, tracing their journeys through history and uncovering surprising connections to mythology, nature, and trade.

References

Barber, C. (2000). The English Language: A Historical Introduction. Cambridge University Press.

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Harper, D. (2023). Online Etymology Dictionary. Retrieved from https://www.etymonline.com

Crystal, D. (2004). The Stories of English. Penguin Books.

Tyrian Purple History: Reinhold, M. (1970). "History of Purple as a Status Symbol." The Classical Journal, 65(4), 177–189.

Published

2024-12-11

How to Cite

UNVEILING THE HIDDEN ROOTS OF COLOR NAMES: AN ETYMOLOGICAL EXPLORATION. (2024). Science and Innovation, 2(37), 71-72. https://in-academy.uz/index.php/SI/article/view/32973