Comments by "Юра Н" (@user-bi4eo3ys1f) on "COLOUR WORDS: The astounding origins of "blue", "black", "orange", "red" u0026 other colors" video.

Of course, wild blue flowers exists (with various hues). But I don't know their english names, and sometimes even russian ones. For example, живучка ползучая, черноголовка, незабудка (forget-me-not), колокольчик (bell), цикорий.
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Lithuanian yellow - geltonai. Lithuanian day - dienis, latvian day - diena. Russian yellow жёлтый (zholtyj), lay - ложить/класть (lozhit'/klast'), lie (be horizontal) - лежать (lezhat'), lie (say false) лгать (lgat'), may - мочь (moch), I may - я могу (ya mogu) or мне можно (mne mozhno), day - день (d'en').
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@geroutathat Once I said to my mother about a shirt "дательного цвета" ("of dative color"). And she understood me right. She asked: "Зелёного, что ли?" ("green, isn't it?"). I mentioned a hue of green, which is light and near to blue, and synestetically linked with lettersound (or more correctly soundletter?) "д" or "d".
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