auburn

• n. ラセット
• adj.赤褐色、黄土色
• n. （オーバーン）人名；（英）O'Byrne

alb（白い）の語源。lはuに弱められ、茶色の影響を受けている。

auburn

auburn: [15] The colour of auburn has changed over the centuries. The word comes originally from Latin albus ‘white’ (whence English album, albino, alb, albedo, and albion), from which was derived in medieval Latin alburnus ‘off-white’. This passed via Old French alborne, auborne into English, still meaning ‘yellowishwhite’. From the 15th to the 17th century it was often spelled abrun or abrown, and it seems likely that its similarity to brown led to its gradual shift in meaning to ‘golden-brown’ or ‘reddish-brown’ over the centuries.
=> albino, album

auburn (n.)

early 15c., from Old French auborne, from Medieval Latin alburnus "off-white, whitish," from Latin albus "white" (see alb). It came to English meaning "yellowish-white, flaxen," but shifted 16c. to "reddish-brown" under influence of Middle English brun "brown," which also changed the spelling.

1. She had a mass of auburn hair.

彼女は濃い茶色の髪を持っている。

2.She shookher mane of auburn hair.

彼女は赤褐色の長い髪を振った。

3.Her stylishly short auburn hair was streaked naturally with gray.

彼女のモダンなゴールドブラウンのショートヘアには、灰色の髪が自然に挟まれている。

4.Clyde was removed to Aubrn .

クライドはオッペンに除去される。

5. Aubrn government and its citizens all made great contributions to it.

奥本市役所と奥本市民も優れた貢献をしている。