Chocolate
- HEX
- #7B3F00
- RGB
- 123 63 0
- HSL
- 31° 100% 24%
- CMYK
- 0 49 100 52
Chocolate or Rust?
A deep brown, darker than rust and less red.
Language
Chocolate came into English through Spanish from Nahuatl, the language of the Aztecs. The popular story derives it from xocolatl, bitter water, but linguists dispute that, and the true source word is unsettled.
Kin
- Carmine: Two gifts of Aztec Mexico to Europe: cacao and cochineal
- Maroon: Two browns named after foods: cacao and chestnut
Sources
- Etymonline, 'chocolate'
Hex values are screen approximations. Every page lists its sources.