Blue–green distinction in language

• Amazigh
• Ancient Greek
• Arabic language
• Athena
• Azure (color)
• Black people
• Blue in Judaism
• Brent Berlin
• Breton language
• Bulgarian language
• Cairngorm mountains
• Catalan language
• Chinese language
• Colexification
• Color term
• Constantinople
• Cyan
• Egyptian blue
• Egyptian language
• Eye of Horus
• Fact, Fiction, and Forecast
• Faroese language
• French language
• Irish language
• Italian language
• Judaism
• Kabyle language
• Latvian language
• Middle Irish
• Modern Greek
• Moroccan Arabic
• Navy blue
• Nelson Goodman
• Old Irish
• Old Norse
• Paul Kay
• Polish language
• Portuguese language
• Proto-Indo-European language
• Proto-Slavic
• Romanian language
• Russian language
• Scottish Gaelic language
• Semitic root
• Serbo-Croatian
• Shilha language
• Slovene language
• South Slavic language
• Spanish language
• Swedish language
• Tekhelet
• The Adventures of Pinocchio
• Wadjet
• Wadjet
• Welsh language
• azure (color)
• black
• blue
• brown
• brown bear
• chlorophyll
• cultivar
• cyan
• cyanosis
• dark
• green
• grey
• hematoma
• hypothermia
• indigo
• lexical gap
• light
• navy blue
• new riddle of induction
• orange (colour)
• pink
• pomegranate
• portmanteau
• proto-Germanic language
• purple
• red
• shades of blue
• sky blue
• tallit
• turquoise
• turquoise (color)
• tzitzit
• ultramarine
• wadjet
• white
• yellow