Definition

A term used in Scots to describe a shade of blue, often dark blue or bluish gray.

Example

The sky was a beautiful blae color at sunset.

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Conversation

I just painted my room that new color, and it's a beautiful blae.

Oh, that sounds lovely! I bet it looks amazing with the light.

Yeah, it really brightens up the space and makes it feel cozy.

I can imagine! I love shades of blae for calming rooms.

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Root Explanation

The word 'blae' originates from Old English 'blæge', meaning blue or dark blue, particularly in reference to the color of berries. It is often associated with the color of the bilberry or blueberry.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old English word for blue ('blæge') to remember that 'blae' refers to a dark blue color, often seen in certain berries.

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