Etymology of the Greek word chroma (χρῶμα)

Derivations in Greek

achromatos, -chromia, chromatikos, dichromos, monochromos, omochromos, poluchromos, trichromos, chromatismos, khromatikos, dikhromos, monokhromatos

Derivations in other languages

English chroma, English chromato-, English chromo-, English polychromasy, English chromatron, English homochromous, English -chrome, French chrome, French dichromatique, French dichromate, French achromatine, French achromatique, French achromie, French achromatopsie, French dyschromatopsie, French hémochromatose, German Metachromasie, German Orthochromasie, German Chromosom, Italian cromatidio, Italian cromatropio, Italian acromo, Italian cromatina, Italian cromato-, Italian anisocromasia, Italian clorocroma, Italian dicromate, Italian dicromatismo, Italian feocroma, Italian tiocromo, Italian tricromasia, Italian cromidio, Italian -cròmo, Latin chroma, Latin Iochroma, Latin Antichromus, Latin phaeochromus, Portuguese cromo, Portuguese croma