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‖ jaune, a. Obs. exc. as Fr.|dʒɔːn|
Also 5 jawne.
[a. F. jaune, OF. jalne:—L. galbinum greenish-yellow. Naturalized in ME.; but in mod.E. (ʒon) only a borrowing of the French word.]
a. Yellow.
1430–40Lydg. Bochas i. xx (1554) 36 b/1 If they want freshnesse of colour And haue their faces Iawne. c1475Partenay 971 Wine of Tourain, And of Bewme also, Which iawne colour applied noght vnto. 1859Reade Love me little i, I won't be known by my colours like a bird. I have made up my mind to wear the jaune.
b. In the names of pigments: jaune brill(i)ant, cadmium yellow (alone or in a mixture with white lead); jaune jonquille(see quot. 1960).
1851H. Watts tr. Gmelin's Hand-bk. Chem. V. 57 Sulphide of Cadmium.—Found native in the form of Greenockite. Prepared as a pigment known by the name of Jaune brillant. 1895Montgomery Ward Catal. 252/3 Artists tube oil colours... Jaune Brilliant. 1910B. Rackham Bk. of Porc. iv. 56 On a ground of yellow (jaune jonquille) are rococo-bordered panels. 1924F. W. Weber Artists' Pigments 30 Mixtures of Cadmium Yellow and Lead White are offered under the name Jaune Brilliant. 1948Kirk & Othmer Encycl. Chem. Technol. II. 736 Cadmium sulfide (cadmium yellow, jaune brilliant). 1960R. G. Haggar Conc. Encycl. Cont. Pott. & Porc. 234/2 Jaune jonquille, a yellow ground colour introduced at Sèvres in 1753. It is of great intensity and beauty and somewhat different from the shade of yellow employed at Meissen. |