Chromatic field
A chromatic Champ is a fastening of a Couleur given to a color of Référence which announces its dominant. Example: the color lavender belongs to the blue chromatic field. It is about a Indexation Sémantique which one uses instinctively when one wants to describe a color (for example: clear, red yellow carmine, etc). One uses two semantic fields at the same time (one speaks for example about a blue-green).
One counts 11 fields chromatics in French language: pink, Purple, Blue, Green, Yellow, maroon, orange, Red, Black, White, Gray.
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