[ CW ] Describe a color without using the word `` color '' and the color itself .

( I am going to name the colors in the Sirana language, but not in English, if you are okay with that. Because I interpreted the prompt slightly distinct and describe a color which English has no word for. And I can only describe that by explaining their entire system of colors ) 
 
 The Sirana are very different in the way they describe things they see, they have 4 terms and neither of those has an equivalent in English: Salitan is light, the sun is salitan, the day sky is salitan, the chalk cliffs near Mount Fleming are salitan, unripe fruits are salitan and so are most flowers. The antonym to that is xurujei, which is the night sky, the fur of a panther, the volcanic rocks they build their villages in, a ripe haska fruit. 
 
 In addition there is alaxhi, which is the color of rocks, the fur of mice, the soil, the clouds ( both those which bring rain and those which do n't ). The Sirana who have seen western cities, say that they are mostly alaxhi, apart from the favelas, where the wildest paintings are common. These areas, just as fruits, leaves, flowers, the cloudless sky and the ocean ( but not the smaller rivers ) are described as iejas. Iejas and alaxhi are antonyms as well. Salitan is not an antonym to iejas or alaxhi, things can be salitan-iejas or xurujei-iejas. As such, all the hues English distinguishes so meticulously are put into just a few categories: salitan, xurujei, alaxhi, iejas, salitan-iejas, xurujei-iejas, salitan-alaxhi, and xurujei-alaxhi. With more funding, we might find out whether these very distinct terms imply that the Sirana actually view the world differently or whether they just use different labels.
