What is another word for Milori blue?
Pronunciation: [ma͡ɪlˈɔːɹi blˈuː] (IPA) 
Milori blue is a rare and beautiful hue that is often referred to as azure, aqua, or cobalt blue. Its distinct shade is often compared to the color of the ocean or the clear blue sky on a summer day. It is also known as powder blue, sky blue, or baby blue. Some common synonyms for milori blue include turquoise, teal, and cerulean. The word derives from the Italian word "Milori," which means "to grind." It is a highly pigmented color that was traditionally made by grinding the mineral lazurite into a fine powder, giving it a unique depth and intensity that is difficult to replicate with synthetic dyes.
