| Display title | Category:An Index Orange |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Orange is one of the fundamental color terms in English and many other languages. But it has only been so since recent times, as evidenced that most languages' words for the color orange are identical to the name of the fruit orange -- in English, this color term usage only dates back to the time of Henry VIII. Old English had a word for the color we call orange -- ġeolurēad -- but it literally meant "yellow-red", as it was not yet culturally considered its own color. |