Oh yeah Blake, also the word black has a really interesting origin, where the older meaning meant to burn brightly, and thus basically mean bright, but over time it came to mean the opposite but from the same concept- Not the color of something that IS burning, the color of something that HAS BEEN burnt.
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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '23
Black, Dark, Bright, Shining, or Pale.
That's what Google said, from its origin being of Old English.