auburn - Definition from the COLOURS topic - COLOURS AND SOUNDS

Topic: COLOURS

Date:	1400-1500
Language:	Old French
Origin:	auborne 'blond', from Medieval Latin alburnus 'whitish', from Latin albus 'white'; probably influenced by brun, an early form of brown

auburn
adjective

au‧burn

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CCDCB auburn hair is a reddish brown colour

—auburn noun [uncountable]

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