A plurality say honor is yellow. Click a color to add your vote.
Honor is yellow because…
“Gold medals in the Olympics.”
“Honor is yellow because when someone is honored, they are proud, and things related to being proud are usually yellow!”
“Like a gold medal.”
“Usually you are honored with gold.”
“Worf’s uniform is yellow, and Klingons care a great deal about honor.”
“The gold medal of honor at the end of the first Star Wars movie.”
“Honor is yellow because honor is associated with wealth, and wealth with yellow.”
“I recently read a book about a girl named Honor and she wore a yellow dress.”
“Gold medals are yellow, and I associate honor with gold medals.”
“Hope comes with honour, and hope is yellow.”
“Gold medals.”
Honor is purple because…
“Purple is generally a noble color.”
“Purple is the color of royalty.”
“Purple is a very valiant, honorable color.”
“The Purple Heart.”
“Royalty is often honored.”
Honor is blue because…
“Blue is often associated with honor in academic contexts.”
“Honor is blue because many awards and top brands have blue in them. It’s also the favorite color of most in the US, which is an honorable achievement.”
“Because some people value honor above all else, and the sky is blue and above everything. (Also handsome, honorable knights have blue eyes.)”
Honor is red because…
“Bloodshed in battle, or a red ribbon as an award.”
“Gryffindoor”
“I strongly associate honor with the character Zuko from Avatar: The Last Airbender, and red is the colour I associate him with.”
“Honor reminds me of ancient Roman soldiers dressed in red honorably defending their country.”
“Gryffindor!”
“Honor in combat.”
Honor is orange because…
“A badge of honor would probably be bronze, similar to orange.”
“Orange is the color of criminal suits, which criminals wear. In court, you’d say, your honor if you’re talking to the judge. So you’d honor the judge wearing orange as a criminal.”
“Honor and orange start with the same sound.”
“It’s orange because it makes me think of a gold medal, and gold is kind of orange-yellow.”
Honor is white because…
“Honor is noble, and nobility is white—pure and radiant.”
“White reminds me of clean, and clean reminds me of honesty, and honesty reminds me of honor.”
“White is the color of purity, and honor is pure.”
Honor is green because…
“Honor is green because that’s the color of army uniforms, honoring those who have fallen for the country.”
“Laurel crown color.
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“Trust is green and you cannot honor someone if you cannot trust them.”
“Because of the green laurel wreaths people sometimes receive when they are looked upon with honor.”
“Green means correct, so when you’re correct, you feel honored.”
Honor is black because…
“Honor makes me think of a black suit and tie. Very sleek and mysterious. Honor is hard to earn, but stands out when you have it.”
Honor is grey because…
“Silver makes me think of knights, which are associated with honor. Silver is close to grey.”
Honor is brown because…
“Honor is likable and stable like a rock or dirt. To me honor is hearty like earth because you had to do something to earn it.”