Cyaneus

Cyaneus^[1] color est caeruleum referens, callaino similis.

In Latinitate classicaRecensere

Plinius (Nat. 10.99) meropem ita describit: "... pallido intus colore pennarum, superne cyaneo, priore parte subrutilo."
Plinius (Nat. 37.89) halcyonem ita describit: "... colore cyanea et parte inferiore tantum purpurea, candidis admixta pinnis collo, gracili ac procero rostro."

Ioannes Lindley^[2] caeruleo Berolinensi cyaneum adaequabat, Lexicon Kirpicznikov colori Centaureae^[3]

↑ Plin. Nat 10.89 & 99; 37.120; Solin. 15.28; William T. Stearn, Botanical Latin: History, Grammar, Syntax, Terminology and Vocabulary, ed. 3a. Londinii 1983, p. 412.
↑ An Introduction to Botany, vol. II, Londinii 1848, p. 372 (Textus apud Google Books)
↑ M. Kirpicznikov et N. Zabinkova, Lexicon Rossico-Latinum in usum botanicorum, Leninopoli 1977, s.v. васильковый, синий.

Colores Latini: series paginarum brevium

Circa album	Albus • Candidus • Niveus • Lacteus • Albidus • Eburneus
Circa flavum	Flavus • Luteus • Croceus • Luridus • Helvolus • Gilvus • Chlorus
Circa fulvum	Fulvus • Aurantius • Aureus • Aureolus • Rufus
Circa rubrum	Roseus • Flammeus • Rufus • Ruber • Rubicundus • Rubidus • Rutilus • Sanguineus • Coccineus • Russus • Githagineus • Puniceus
Circa fuscum	Ravus • Ochroleucus • Gilvus • Ochraceus • Brunneus • Fuscus • Aquilus • Ferrugineus • Aeruginosus
Circa viridem	Viridis • Virens • Prasinus • Olivaceus • Chlorus • Gilvus • Callainus
Circa caeruleum	Azureus • Caeruleus • Indigoticus • Lividus • Ultramarinus • Caesius • Glaucus • Cyaneus • Cyaninus • Callainus • Venetus • Aeruginosus
Circa violaceum	Purpureus • Violaceus • Puniceus • Lilacinus
Circa canum	Argenteus • Canus • Cinereus • Griseus • Caesius • Glaucus
Circa nigrum	Ater • Atratus • Niger • Nigritus • Furvus • Piceus • Pullus • Fuligineus