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81 color bayo
adj.bay color, reddish-brown, bay, bay colour. -
82 morado rojizo
m.purple red, reddish purple. -
83 pardo rojizo
adj.red-brown, reddish-brown.m.red brown, brownish red. -
84 rojeza
f.reddish. -
85 rosadito
adj.reddish, sanguine. -
86 rubeoa
adj.ruby, reddish. -
87 rubra
adj.red, reddish; rubric.f.1 heading title. (Latin American)2 book-keeping (de cuenta). (Latin American)3 section, department (sección). (Latin American) -
88 sanguaza
f.1 serpous blood.2 reddish fluid of vegetables. -
89 Apache plume
New Mexico: 1889. A shrub of the Southwest ( Fallucia paradoxal), which sports a "reddish seed cluster, resembling an Indian headdress," according to Watts. Also known as poñil. -
90 bayo
(Sp. model spelled same [βájo] < Latin badium 'bay-colored')1) California: 1855. Glossed by Clark as "a small reddish or bay-colored bean, especially used in Northern California as a baking bean." The VCN mentions a bean of the same name that is yellowish white in color.Alternate form: bayo bean.2) Southern California: 1857. A horse of a dun or light bay color, generally with black points (such as ears, muzzle, and lower legs)The DRAE indicates that this term refers to a horse of a yellowish-white color. The VCN says the horse is of a bright yellow straw color with mane, tail, muzzle, and feet of either white, dark, black, or saffron. Cobos references bayo as dun-colored.Alternate form: ballo.3) Clark: 1850s. According to Clark, "a bay or dun horse with a dark stripe running down its back." -
91 canelo
(Sp. model spelled same [kanélo] < canela 'cinnamon' < Old French canele < Italian cannella, diminutive of canna 'cane,' because of the canelike shape of dried cinnamon bark). A red-roan or cinam-mon-colored horse. Watts notes that this term generally "applies to a horse of California or Spanish stock." Smith indicates that this term can also refer to a brown or cinammon-colored cow. The DRAE, DM, and VCN all reference this term as a color for horses. Islas specifies that the color is a mixture of sorrel and white and that horses of this color have muzzle, mane, tail, and points of a reddish-brown color. Santamaría also says that the color is similar to sorrel mixed with white, but that the horse's muzzle, mane, tail, and points are black. -
92 overo
(Sp. model spelled same [oßero], from an earlier form hobero, of uncertain origin; it is possibly from Vulgar Latin falvus 'peach-colored,' but that does not explain the term's ending)Adams glosses this term as a borrowing from Argentine Spanish that refers to a pinto horse with white spots originating on the underside and extending upward. Such a horse is also characterized by multiple smaller dark spots. The DRAE glosses it as a peach-colored animal, especially a horse. In the Americas, it refers to a pinto or piebald horse. Santamaría references it as a pinto, or a horse or cow that is white with reddish-brown or black spots. He notes that the meaning of 'peach-colored horse,' as referenced in the DRAE, is not used in the Americas. Islas describes overo or overo colorado as a pale or light-colored horse with a white face and legs. -
93 sabino
Referenced by Adams as a horse that is light reddish or roan-colored and has a white belly. The DRAE glosses it as light red or pinkish. Santamaría and Islas define it as a horse (generally a sorrel- or chestnut-colored horse) with mixed dark and white hair on its body and a white face, belly, and legs. Cobos indicates that it refers to a pinto horse.
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