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COLOUR
color, oris, m. (Lat.) = chroma, chromatis, n. (Gr.)

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ALBUS, A, UM (L.) = LEUKO - (G.)
•Vaselinum album
•White vaseline
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WHITE
Albinismus
Albinism
Leucocytus
Leucocytes, white blood cells

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ALBUS, A, UM (L.) = LEUKO - (G.)
•Leucorrhoea
•White vaginal discharge from hormonal imbalance
WHITE
Leukaemia
Cancer of bone marrow that results in abnormal white blood cells

Leucoplakia
White lesion of oral mucosa

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PALE
•Facies pallida
•Pale face/pallor
PALLIDUS, A, UM (L.)
Febris pallida
Pallor with fever

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YELLOW
•Febris flava
•Yellow fever
FLAVUS/LUTEUS, A, UM (L.) = XANTHO-/CIRRHO- (G.)
Corpus luteum
Yellow endocrine body formed at the site of a ruptured ovarian follicle
Ligamenta flava
Ligaments of the spine

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YELLOW
•Xanthoderma
•Yellowish discolouration of the skin
FLAVUS/LUTEUS, A, UM (L.) = XANTHO-/CIRRHO- (G.)
Cirrhosis
Scarring of the liver

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•Medulla ossium rubra
•Red bone marrow
RUBER, A, UM (L.) = ERYTHRO- (G.)
RED
Image result for red nucleus
Nucleus ruber
Red nucleus
Rubeola
The ordinary measles
Image result for rubeola

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•Erythrocytus
•Red blood cells
RUBER, A, UM (L.) = ERYTHRO- (G.)
RED
Erythroderma
Redding of the skin due to inflammatory skin disease

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•Pithyriasis rosea
•A benign rash
ROSEUS, A, UM (L.)
PINK
Roseola
A viral illness with a rash following a fever

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• Naevus caeruleus
•A blue nevus, an unusual harmless mole
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CAERULEUS, A, UM (L.) = CYANO- (G.)
Cyanopsia
Blue vision

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•Cyanosis
•Bluish discolouration
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CAERULEUS, A, UM (L.) = CYANO- (G.)
Cyanoticus
Cyanotic

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•Lingua villosa nigra
•= Black hairy tongue
•a condition of the tongue where the   filiform papillae elongate with black or brown
discoloration　
•　　Substantia nigra
•     a large nucleus in midbrain
NIGER, A, UM (L.)
= MELANO-/ANTHRACO- (G.)
BLACK-1

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•Melanoma
•a type of cancer that appers as a dark spot or tumor on the skin
•Melanosis
•a form of hyperpigmentation associated with increased melanin
NIGER, A, UM (L.) =
MELANO-/ANTHRACO- (G.)
BLACK-2

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•Anthracosis
•pneumoconiosis from accumulation of carbon from inhaled smoke or coal dust in the lungs
NIGER, A, UM (L.) =
MELANO-/ANTHRACO- (G.)
BLACK-3

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•Substantia grisea
•= Gray matter
•Poliomyelitis
•=Polio, Infantile paralysis
•Poliovirus
GRISEUS, A, UM (L.)
= POLIO- (G.)
GREY

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•Asphyxia livida
•= Blue asphyxia
•an abnormal condition in which a newborn’s skin is cyanotic, the pulse is weak and slow, and the
reflexes are slow or absent
LIVIDUS, A, UM (L.)
LIVID, DISCOLOURED, BLUISH

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•Glaucoma
•an eye disease that causes gradual loss of sight
GLAUCO- (G. ~ CHLORO-)
GREEN-BLUE

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•Lagoena fusca
•= Dark brown bottle
FUSCUS, A, UM
DARK BROWN

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•Pithyriasis versicolor
•=Tinea versicolor
•a common yeast infection of the skin, in which flaky discoloured patches appear on the chest and
back
•Poikiloderma
•a skin condition that consists of areas of hypopigmentation, hyperpigmentation, telangiectasias
and atrophy
VERSICOLOR, ORIS (L.)
= POIKILO- (G.)
VARI-COLOURED

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QUESTIONS
•What is the Latin word for blue/ blue-black?
•What is the yellow endocrine body in the ovary called?
•What does "griseus" mean?
•Where is substantia nigra located?
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