Umber
11Umber — Umber, Bastard vom europäischen Mufflon mit dem Hausschaf; s. Schaf, S. 672 …
12Umber — Umber, Umbererde, s. Umbra …
13Umber — Umber, S. Umbra …
14Umber — Variante de Humbert (voir ce nom) …
15umber — /um beuhr/, n. 1. an earth consisting chiefly of a hydrated oxide of iron and some oxide of manganese, used in its natural state as a brown pigment (raw umber) or, after heating, as a reddish brown pigment (burnt umber). 2. the color of such a… …
16UMBER — I. UMBER apud Silium Ital. l. 3. v. 295. aut exigit Umber Nare sagax a colle feras Et Gratium, Cynegeticô, v. 171. Et fuigit adverses idem quos repperit hostes Umber etc. canis venaticus, e sagacibus est, quales Umbria provinc. Italiae gignit… …
17umber — I. noun Etymology: probably from obsolete English, shade, color, from Middle English ombre, umbre shade, shadow, from Anglo French, from Latin umbra more at umbrage Date: 1568 1. a brown earth that is darker in color than ocher and sienna because …
18umber — um•ber [[t]ˈʌm bər[/t]] n. 1) mir chem. a brown earth, largely oxides of iron and manganese, used as a pigment 2) fia the color of such a pigment; dark dusky brown or dark reddish brown 3) ich the European grayling Thymallus thymallus[/ex] 4) of… …
19umber — /ˈʌmbə / (say umbuh) noun 1. an earth consisting chiefly of a hydrated oxide of iron and some oxide of manganese, used in its natural state (raw umber) as a brown pigment, or after heating (burnt umber) as a reddish brown pigment. 2. the colour… …
20umber — [[t]ʌ̱mbə(r)[/t]] COLOUR Umber is used to describe things that are yellowish or reddish brown in colour. ...umber paint …
