IPA: /ˈpælɪt/
KK: /ˈpælɪt/
A flat board used by artists to hold and mix paints, or the range of colors used in a particular artwork.
The artist carefully selected colors from her palette to create a beautiful landscape painting.
**Palette** → The word 'palette' comes from the French *palette*, meaning a small shovel or spade, which is derived from the Latin *pala*, meaning a spade or shovel. The term originally referred to a small board used by painters to hold and mix their colors. Thus, a palette is a tool for mixing colors in art.
Imagine a painter using a small 'shovel' ('pala') to mix colors — that's how you can remember that a palette is a tool for mixing paint.