Re: Blue grass and skies

John Cowan wrote:
>         The simplest have only "white" (covering all light colors) and
>         "black" (covering all dark colors).
>
>         The next group have "white" (cool light colors), "black" (dark
>         colors), and "red" (hot colors).
>
>         The next group have "white", "black", "red", and "blue/green".
Not quite.  It's:

I: White, black (or, rather, light and dark)
II: White, black, red
III: White, black, red, and yellow OR green
IV: White, black, red, yellow, green
V: White, black, red, yellow, green, blue
VI: White, black, red, yellow, green, blue, brown
VII: White, black, red, yellow, green, blue, brown, and one or more of
the following: pink, grey, purple, orange

> but their centers are fairly universal.
Indeed, interlingual variation is no greater than between individuals
speaking the same language.

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