xanthous
英 ['zænθəs]
美 ['zænθəs]
英文詞源
- xanthous (adj.)
- 1829, "fair-haired and light-complexioned," from Greek xanthos "yellow," of unknown origin (see xantho-). But the word also was used in 19c. anthropology as "specifying the yellow or Mongoloid type of mankind" [Century Dictionary].