vörösbarna

Vörösbarna is a Hungarian color term describing a reddish-brown hue. The word is a compound of vörös (red) and barna (brown), and in Hungarian color naming it denotes a red-leaning brown rather than a neutral brown.

In practice, vörösbarna describes materials and natural phenomena with red undertones, such as certain soils, weathered wood, leather, animal fur, and autumn foliage. In art and design, it is used to evoke warmth, rustic or vintage aesthetics, and can function as a mid- to dark-tone color in palettes.

Because color naming varies by system and lighting, vörösbarna does not have a single universal hex code. In digital representations it may correspond roughly to a range of red-brown values, typically in the brown-red family, and may be rendered as hues near hex ranges like #7A3B2A to #8B5A3A depending on context. The term also appears in literature and everyday language as a natural description rather than a standardized color category.