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Meaning of light green
The primary meaning of "light green" refers to a color that is a pale or washed-out version of the color green.
Etymology of light green
The word "light" comes from Old English "lēoht", which is derived from Proto-Germanic "leukiz" and ultimately from Proto-Indo-European "leuk-", meaning "to shine" or "to be bright".
The word "green" comes from Old English "grēne", which is derived from Proto-Germanic "groniz" and ultimately from Proto-Indo-European "ghre-", meaning "to grow" or "to flourish".
The combination of "light" and "green" to describe a color has been in use since the 15th century.
Synonyms
Definitions
- A color that is a pale or washed-out version of the color green, often used to describe objects, fabrics, or surfaces that have a soft, calming appearance.
- * In color theory, light green is a shade of green that has a high lightness value, often created by adding white or lightening the pigment.
Usage Examples
- The light green walls of the room created a calming atmosphere.
- * The designer chose a light green fabric for the sofa to give the living room a fresh look.
- * The light green hue of the leaves indicated that the plant was healthy and thriving.