Byzantium (noun; colour modifier) — أرجواني بيزنطي: A deep reddish-purple colour used as a named shade in some colour catalogues and design palettes. The exact shade should be checked against the chosen reference or material sample. Capitalised Byzantium is also a historical place-name for the ancient city later called Constantinople, on the site of modern Istanbul. Below are 6 words with a similar meaning; the linked ones have full GL Dictionary entries with their meaning in Arabic.
Having a rich, strong, dark purple colour, as in deep-purple cushions or fabric. The colour name is usually written deep purple; the hyphenated form can be…
Having a purple colour with low lightness, appearing deeper and closer to black than a pale purple, as in a dark-purple jumper or cushion. The colour name is…
A soft, juicy purple fruit with a stone; a very desirable thing.
A large, glossy, usually purple fruit of the nightshade family eaten as a vegetable; British English for eggplant; also a deep purple color resembling the fruit
reddish purplewine purple