Color Symbolism in YN

[Jacrain]

Every culture has its own perception of different colors. For instance, the color yellow is seen as symbolic of wealth in some cultures, while in others it symbolizes betrayal or jealousy. What do different colors represent in YN?

My nation:

The color red
Red in Jacrain symbolizes power, vitality, and warmth. It is also associated with celebration, survival, and excitement. On a negative note, it symbolizes hostility and chaos. In music, it is associated with the D key. Maroon, a shade of red, is associated with C# key.

The color green
Green represents nature, growth, freshness, life, and new beginnings. It is frequently used in the country's New Years' celebrations. On a negative note, it is also associated with selfishness and jealousy. In music, it is associated with the G# or A key. Evergreen, or dark green, is associated with G# key. Yellow-green or leaf green is associated with the A key.

The color yellow
Yellow has mixed meanings in Jacrain. On one hand, it represents nervousness, anxiety, and fear. But it also represents optimism, cheerfulness, and sometimes new beginnings. In music, it is associated with the B key.

The color orange
Orange represents fun, entertainment, pleasure, and recreation. It is also the color of creativity and sexuality. It also symbolizes hedonism and dogmatism. In music, it is associated with the G key.

The color blue
Blue represents peace, calm, and security. It is also the color associated with family. It is also associated with boredom and coldness. In music, it is associated with the D# (navy or dark blue) or E key (regular blue or blue green)

The color purple
Purple represents imagination and is frequently associated with dreams, fantasy, and introspection. It is also associated with evil and malice. In music, it is associated with the F key. The color magenta is associated with F# key.

The color lavender
Lavender represents spirituality, grace, and serenity. It is also associated with femininity.

The color brown
Brown represents earthiness, informality, authority, wisdom, and practicality. In music, it is associated with the C key.

The color black
Black represents mystery, potential, strength, and endless possibilities. It is also associated with melancholy.

The color white
White represents youth, purity, and clarity. It is also associated with cleanliness, new possessions, and artificial items.

The color grey
Grey represents knowledge, intellect, math, science, theories, technology, and concepts. In music, it is associated with the A# key.

[b]The color gold[/b]
Gold represents nobility, regality, wealth, generosity, masculinity, and fatherhood.

The color silver
Silver represents class, sophistication, sensitivity, civility, femininity, and motherhood.

[Cannonio]

Red:
Red means war. It can also mean courage and braveness.
White:
White means peace as well as exp'oration.
Green:
Green means closeness with nature and money.

[Vallermoore]

Purple is seen as the colour of royalty and the Presidency of the Central Committee and representing power in general.

Red is seen as a colour of anger. Gallows are painted red, and battle standards, even though they are not taken into battle and are ceremonial only except for warships, are mostly red with some gold added.

Green is seen as a colour of nature.

Black is for mourning, undertakers, graves and the like.

Pink is widely seen as a girly colour.

[Ausslaugand]

White is innocence; Green is fertility; Orange is prosperity.

Ausslaugand derives white from the British and Dutch flags, indirectly symbolising the peace and unification of the British-Dutch crowns and cultures. Green is the fertility that bestowed Ausslaugand and its imperial/seafaring past. Orange is the most ancient one, representing both the House of Orange-Nassau and Dutch language.

[The Imagination Animals]

The color green is associated with religion, most notably Islam, as it is the most widely practiced religion in Crossoveria.
Red symbolizes the revolution of our country and represents valor and confidence among our people.

These colors above are the ones on the Crossoverian flag, but there are other colors out there that Crossoveria symbolizes

White and yellow symbolize innocence. Grey symbolizes neutrality or apathy. Orange is a color of prosperity and sunshine. Blue is often associated with gloominess.

[Spaciet Union]

Colors in the USSR tend to have a wide variety of different meanings. These can change dramatically based on the context of the color, with some having entirely different meanings depending on what context they are used in.

The color red generally symbolizes hope, passion, the future, and the socialist revolution. It is also widely used in different contexts as a color of evil, war, bloodshed, anger, and destruction. Cosmopolitically, it refers to the Soviet Union.

The color blue generally symbolizes the past and remembrance. It is also widely used in different contexts as a color of the old world, capitalism, mourning, masculinity, and even evil and oppression. Cosmopolitically, it refers to the Mej Republic.

The color green generally symbolizes fertility, agriculture, and family. It is also widely used in different contexts as a color of disgust, plague, death, natural disasters, and radiation. Cosmopolitically, it refers to the Second Kjas Empire.

The colors orange and gold generally symbolize the future, unity, passion, and integrity, although it can also be seen as a color of wealth and religion. Cosmopolitically, they refer to the Xix Most Serene Republic and the Meti Collective respectively.

The color brown generally symbolizes famine, disaster, disgust, and fascism, commonly being seen in pop culture as a symbol of fascist dictatorships or evil empires. It is also widely used to represent resistance, determination, security, agriculture, and soil. Cosmopolitically, it refers to the Greater Halserd Xijalk.

The color purple generally symbolizes religion, status, royalty, and decadence. Cosmopolitically, it refers to the State of the Igzell and the Sacrosanct Kix'hola Covenant.

The color pink generally symbolizes femininity and maternity. It is also widely used in different contexts as a color of youth, good health, love, friendliness, and the Right Opposition. Cosmopolitically, it refers to the Free Confederacy of the Perseus Arm and the Kix'Hola Socialist People's Army.

[Bigpipstan]

The color red
symbol for loyalty

The color green
symbol for nature and kindness

The color yellow
symbol for wealth, honesty and the sun

The color orange
symbol for warmth and fire

The color blue
symbol for laughter, joy and oceans

The color purple
symbol of royalty and generosity

The color pink
symbol for magic.

The color brown
symbol for earth.

The color black
symbol for darkness, incompletness.

The color white
symbol for cleanliness.

[Imperial States of Duotona]

Red: Blood, fire, violence and more recently, communism.
Orange: Youth, warmth, innocence and Duotona as a whole.
Yellow: Sunlight, joy and sometimes refers to people being oblivious to negative events.
Green: Nature, intrigue and new beginnings. (linked to saying "turning over a new leaf")
Blue: Sadness, rain and less commonly technology and progress.
Purple: Royalty and importance. Often symbolic of the former Duotonan monarchy.
Pink: Femininity, love and passion. Recently, however, the love/passion meanings has become more prevalent.
White: Purity, naïvity, peace.
Brown: Earth, dirt and jobs referring to them such as mining.
Black: Death, macabre, mourning and tragedy.
Gold: Wealth, prosperity and the upper class.

[Safiloa]

Red: Love, strong passions, solidarity, teamwork, communism.
Orange: Rules, laws, warmth, rigidity, societally beneficial.
Yellow: Sunlight, Celestial truth, transparency, elated happiness, and whimsical.
Green: Nature, Diet/Food (generally), environmentally conscientious, Terrestrial Plant-Based Foods, Abstention from pain and suffering.
Blue: New beginnings, peace-with-self, relaxation, Aquatic Plant-Based Foods.
Purple: Sexual intimacy, spiritual awakening
Pink: Unknown, secrecy
White: Innocence, forgiveness, peace-with-others.
Brown: Smoothness, honesty, easy, straight forwardness.
Black: Wealth, fertility, abundance.
Gold: Greed, corruption, warfare, strife, Meat-Eating, Slavery/Marriage.

[Nationalist Northumbria]

In Northumbria, the combination of red and yellow is commonly associated with Northumbria.

[-Amerada]

Being a western country, Amerada's color symbolism is synonomous with that of America.

Red = power, aggression, danger, lust, courage, desire, anger (hence the phrase "seeing red")

Blue = trust, security, calmness, conservatism (hence why the Conservative Party is colored Blue), sadness (hence the phrase "in the blues"). It is also associated with males and masculinity, hence why boys' clothes/aesthetics are often blue, and why some restrooms have the male symbol colored blue if colored.

Yellow = joy, cowardice (hence the phrase "yellow-bellied"), fear, caution (hence why some road signs are yellow), frequently associated with children.

Green = healing, nature (hence why the Eco Party is colored green), health, jealousy

Black = evil, depression, the mourning color

White = purity, faith, cleanliness

Pink = softness, sweetness, femininity, hence why girls' clothes/aesthetics are often pink, and why some restrooms have the female symbol colored pink if colored.

[Somurias]

Red: Symbol of bravery, power, and symbol of fighting
Yellow: Symbol of joy, wheat, and prosperity
Blue: Symbol of sea, sky, and prosperity
White: Symbol of glory and purity
Black: Symbol of darkness, anarchy, and bravery
Purple: Symbol of oppression and monarch
Green: Symbol of prosperity and peace
Orange: Symbol of glory and spirits
Pink: Symbol of kindness and bravery
Brown: Symbol of fighting
Gold: Symbol of prosperity, power, and wealth

[United cacti of Estaban]

Red represents vitality, fitness, sacrifice, and leftist politics.
Orange represents speed, efficiency, freshness and hard work.
Yellow represents the sun, love, wealth, capitalism, youth, and sweetness.
Green represents, nature, agriculture, growth, life, and being wise.
Blue represents flexibility, coolness (temperature wise), water, calmness, and change.
Purple represents aging, the unknown, maturity, and beauty.
Pink represents exploration, adventure, radical ideas, and readiness.
Black represents reflection, quiet, peace, freedom, intimacy, and sophistication.
White represents energy, beginnings, and light.
Brown represents earth, death, conservatism, honesty, and heat.
Gold represents the Monarchy, the government, the Cactar people, and truth.

[Mobius and the Biscay]

Primary National Colours
Yellow-Yellow-Orange - Represents freedom and peace.
Bright White - Represents national unity.
Red Scarlet - Represents the patriotic valour of the Mobian peoples.

Secondary National Colours
Royal Azure - Used to denote the Royal Family (indeed the royal coat of arms uses this exact shade). It's also used in certain ensigns as well as the banner of the Royal Mobian Air Force.
Mobian Blue - Used to denote government officials, most prominently in the prime ministerial banner, and the banners of the nation's legislative assembly.

[Norse Inuit Union]

Red
Red symbolizes blood, sacrifice, socialism, and hope.

Green
Green symbolizess plants, vegetation, rarity, happiness.

Yellow
Yellow symbolizes anxiety and the sun, and rarity.

Orange
Orange symbolizes rarity, it's a color that's rarely seen here besides from the sun. It also represents the sun and mystery.

Blue
Blue symbolizes the sea, life, Sedna and Njǫrd (the sea Goddess and God), food, and prosperity.

Purple
Purple symbolizes monarchy, order, evil, feudalism. It is not seen as good, expect for grapes which is like the only food that grows here.

Lavender
Symbolizes the same as purple.

Brown
Brown symbolizes earthiness, dirt, fur, warmth, and tradition.

Black
Black symbolizes mystery, darkness, the Northern Lights, and beauty.

White
White symbolizes purity, cold, the arctic, the North Polean culture, and polar bears.

Grey
Grey symbolizes unity, stone giant, Odin, knowledge, unity, and strength.

Gold
Gold symbolizes nobility, wealth, prestige, hierarchy. Seen as somewhat bad.

Silver
Silver symbolizes class, higher up, hierarchy, and beauty. Also seen as somewhat bad.

[Hyidai]

Orange represents warmth, hope, and courage. It is the color of the emblems of the Ghosts and Phantoms.
Red represents fury, vengeance, victory, and confidence
Blue represents calmness, acceptance, and peace
Green represents kindness, life, and energy.
Black represents dark, death, and ending.
White represents cold, rushing, strictness, and a stoic determination.
Purple represents honor, justice, and replenishment.
Gold symbolizes government, order, and battle.

[Coulcisen]

The colour blue:
Specifically darker blue represented the monarchy of old Seld-Cordan. It is a colour that represents blessings, sanctity, the Vael-Atan faith and peace. In old Seldic paintings (that often revolve around Vael-Atan stories and parables), one can usually tell the important characters by the blue cloaks they wear.

The colour white:
White represents purity of thought and action, clarity of ideas and is another colour representing peace. It also represents potential and emptiness, with something white able to be painted any other colour. White is often used in light in old paintings to represent inspiration.

The colour platinum:
Throughout most of Seldarion history, platinum held a special place in Seldaris colour symbolism. During the monarchy, it represented the unattainability of the monarchy, platinum being the metal used to make the crown jewels of Seld-Cordan. However, when the Seldic Democracy was declared, the meaning shifted, it being seen as a mixture between blessings and purity, sanctity and clarity. When the Second Summer Coup occurred, overthrowing the Democracy and beginning the Coulcisen, it became seen as a colour that represented the entire Seldarion people. The feeling is often encapsulated in the phrase "Twelve Kings were Seldarion, but now all Seldarion are kings".

The colour red:
The colour red is associated with blood, life, fortitude and determination. For someone to be called "red", they are likely quite full-on, loud and boisterous, and determined to reach a goal.

The colour dark red:
Dark red is seen as somewhat distinct in Seldaris culture symbology. It is a symbol of deceit, corruption, lying, assassination and ruthlessness.

The colour green:
Green represents the ground, the grass and trees, and is in many ways a secondary colour that represents blessings and sanctity. It also represents equality, law and duty to the community. It was also the key colour of the Seldic Democracy.

The colour gold:
Gold is the replacement of both yellow and orange for the Seldarion. It represents duty, the call to lead (a concept known as dotaen in the Seldaris language), ambition, volition, self-righteousness and liberty.

The colour purple:
Purple is the colour that represents love, lust, fertility, openness, seclusion and secrecy. Quite far from being a symbol of regality, were a monarch to be called "purple" was to suggest that they love below their station, they cheapen themselves or their secrets are out. As an aside, beetroot (known as purple-root in Seldaris) is considered the food most associated with lust and decadence.

The colour brown:
Brown is the colour of pragmaticism, realism, down-to-earth thinking, plainness and "the way things are". In the time of the Kingdom of Seld-Cordan, it was a colour that represented guile and subterfuge, however this association was definitely a racist one, and while the cultural transition away from that idea is not fully complete, the associations between the colour and those ideas has certainly lessened.

The colour black:
The colour of darkness, mystery, hidden things, untapped potential and coldness. "A black morning" is one where the sky is darkened, the winds are cold and all seems miserable, and these such days have often been associated with plots and schemes.

The colour silver:
Silver is associated with stubbornness, grit, desire for justice, incorruptibility and self-assuredness. However, it is also seen as the colour most easily "feigned", so to speak. To put up a "silver shield" is to disguise your ambition behind lofty aims, and "to coat oneself in silver" is to appear legitimate while actually being the opposite. A Seldaris saying is "the silver elf has silver blood, while an elf coated in silver has blood of dark red".

The colour grey:
Grey is associated with inconstancy, inconsistency, being noncommittal, infidelity, heresy, loneliness and drowsiness. Its associations are all so negative that grey is almost never used to represent anything at all, usually being a background to show other colours more clearly.

[Darussalam]

Black reflects the cardinal north, life, birth, fertility, vitality, authority, the Earth.
White reflects the cardinal south, purity, death, youth, innocence, virginity, the Stars.
Yellow/Gold reflects the cardinal west, nobility, royalty, power, opulence, daylight, control, clarity, truth, the Sun.
Grey/Silver reflects the cardinal east, elegance, magic, mystery, occult, desire, ambition, night, the Moon.
Green/Blue/Azure reflects the cardinal center, gnosis, depth, vastness, enlightenment, piety, faith, spirituality, health, the Ocean and the Sky.
Purple reflects love, sensuality, eroticism.
Red reflects luck, joy, happiness, fortune, wealth.