Scarlet
[ˈskɑːrlɪt]Meaning
a bright red colour, or a variant of Scarlett; both from a type of cloth
Background Story
Behind the Name records scarlet as either a variant of Scarlett or the English word for the red colour, both of the same origin: a type of cloth. The colour is named after scarlet cloth, a woollen cloth common in medieval England, and the dye used to give the cloth its colour is also called scarlet.
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