/ˈseɪ.bəl/
NOUN
A small carnivorous mammal belonging to the marten family, native to northern Eurasia and valued for its soft, dark brown fur.
A sable as an animal belonging to the marten family, known for its dense and valuable fur.
NOUN
A very dark brown or black color resembling the fur of the sable, also used to describe black in heraldry.
A deep, dark shade used to describe colors resembling black, ebony, or very dark brown.
Used to describe something dark, gloomy, or subdued in appearance or atmosphere.
NOUN
The fur or pelt of a sable or another animal, particularly when used to make clothing, accessories, or other products.
The valuable fur, hide, or skin of animals used in garments, decorative products, and other materials.
NOUN
A fine artist's brush made using the soft hair of a sable or similar animal, valued for its ability to hold paint and form precise strokes.
A specialized paintbrush made from fine animal hair and used for detailed painting and controlled application of color.
NOUN
Black clothing, especially garments traditionally worn as a sign of mourning.
Black garments worn to express grief or mourning, particularly in traditional or formal settings.
ADJECTIVE
Having a black or very dark color, resembling the traditional heraldic color sable.
Used to describe objects, clothing, or other things that are black or have a very dark appearance.
In heraldry, used to identify the color black when describing coats of arms and heraldic designs.
Used to describe clothing, accessories, or other objects made from the fur of a sable.
Used to describe a person with dark skin.