>>76557263>Runie didn't explainOnce I looked up this topic on the Internet and found a cool list of different old languages, like Old Latin, Old Greek, Old German, Old Russian, Old Persian, Old Hungarian, etc. with the basic colors; some of them had a relative large number of colors, while others had a limited number of colors. Let's say that Latin had 6 colors, while Old Russian only had 4.
I don't remember the exact languages, nor the exact number of colors, but that information is interesting from an anthropological point of view because it helps us to understand how languages evolved, how people migrated, or where they lived, or how much they interacted with other cultures.
