Haematic: blood-colored
Heliotrope: purplish hue; purplish-flowered plant; ancient sundial; signalling mirror
Hoary: pale silver-gray color; grey with age
Hyacinth: of a blue or purple color
Ianthine: violet-colored
Ibis: large stork-like bird; a pale apricot color
Icterine: yellowish or marked with yellow
Icteritious: jaundiced; yellow
Incarnadine: carnation-colored; blood-red
Indigo: deep blue-violet color; a blue-violet dye
Infuscate: clouded or tinged with brown; obscured; cloudy brown color
Isabelline: grayish yellow
Jacinthe: orange color
Jessamy: yellow like a jasmine
Kermes: brilliant red color; a red dye derived from insects
Khaki: light brown or tan
Lateritious: brick-red
Leucochroic: white or pale-colored
Liard: gray; dapple-gray
Lovat: gray-green; blue-green
Lurid: red-yellow; yellow-brown
Luteolus: pale yellow
Luteous: golden-yellow
Lutescent: yellow
Madder: red dye made from Brazil wood; a reddish or red-orange color
Magenta: reddish purple
Maroon: brownish crimson
Mauve: light bluish purple
Mazarine: rich blue or reddish-blue color
Melanic: black; very dark
Melichrous: having a honey-like color
Meline: canary-yellow
Miniaceous: color of reddish lead; vermilion; red lead
Modena: crimson morel dark-colored horse; blackish color
Morganite: a pastel-colored gem in light, soft shades of pink, purplish pink, and orangy pink; Morganite's color range includes pink, rose, peach, and salmon.
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