response: I'm not sure, but the word actually is derived from two Greek words, chloros and phyllon which means green and leaf respectively.
original_response: In that case chlorophyll would probably have a different name. Chlorophyll is derived from the Greek words chloros Phyllon meaning green leaf.
history: The most relaxing color to me is green, what about you? I don't really find any relaxing but emeralds are green due to their chromium content, do you find that interesting? That is pretty interesting, I have noticed a lot of animals are green too, why is that? Many other creatures would beg to differ, a lot of them have adapted to their green environments by taking on their own green color to their skin. Yeah that is true but I was thinking of birds and ocean creatures if any of them can see color. Well, I don't really know about those animals being able to see colors but green is found between yellow and blue on the visible spectrum. That is very interesting, since green is so common they're from plants right? What makes the color green anyway? Yes, chlorophyll is the largest contributor for green. Chlorophyll is a chemical plants use to turn sunlight into chemical energy. I wonder how many things would be a different color without chlorophyll?
knowledge: Its name is derived from the Greek words χλωρός, ''chloros'' (''green'') and φύλλον, ''phyllon'' (''leaf'').