Definitions for ebonˈɛb ən
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
eb•onˈɛb ən(adj.)
ebony.
Origin of ebon:
1350–1400; ME eban, ebyn ebony < OF eban, ebaine < ML ebanus, for L (h)ebenus < Gk ébenos
Princeton's WordNet
ebon, ebony(adj)
of a very dark black
Wiktionary
ebon(Noun)
(now poetic) Ebony; an ebony tree.
ebon(Adjective)
Made of ebony.
ebon(Adjective)
Black in colour.
Origin: From eban (modern ébène), from ebenus, from ‘ebony tree’, from Egyptian hbny.
Webster Dictionary
Ebon(adj)
consisting of ebony
Ebon(adj)
like ebony, especially in color; black; dark
Ebon(noun)
ebony
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