Peligot's blue
Peligot's blue proper noun: a blue pigment made from silica with copper oxide, lime and soda.
Proper noun
Peligot's blue
- A blue pigment made from silica with copper oxide, lime and soda.
Origin of Peligot's blue
After its inventor, whose surname, originating in the Auvergnat linguistic area, is tentatively connected with Occitan pelegant (“beggar”)
Questions about Peligot's blue
- What does Peligot's blue mean?
- Peligot's blue means a blue pigment made from silica with copper oxide, lime and soda.
- What part of speech is Peligot's blue?
- Peligot's blue is a proper noun.
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