umber• A burnt umber man in a raw sienna compartment.• This is a mixture of yellow ochre and burnt umber applied to previously dampened paper.• Floodlighting reflected from the silvery burnt umber cladding of the walls as though ice-ghosts danced there, and set the green columns aglow.• As the chlorophyll disappears during the autumn, the leaves turn fiery red, garnet or umber.
Originumber
(1500-1600) Probably from umber“shade, color”((13-18 centuries)), from Old Frenchumbre, from Latinumbra; → UMBRAGE