Tint
/tɪnt/noun
A shade or variety of a color.
Did you know?The word 'tint' is connected to the magic of color, often used in alchemical texts to describe the transformation of substances into vibrant hues.
Etymological Timeline
Latin
Latin
tinctura
“A dye or coloring agent used in rituals.”
Old French
Old French
tinter
“To color or stain, often in the context of textile arts.”
Middle English
Middle English
tinte
“A slight or pale color, often used in artistic descriptions.”
Modern English
English
tint
“A term for a hue or shade, commonly used in art and design.”