See lutéoléine in All languages combined, or Wiktionary
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"(Siècle à préciser) Du latin luteolus (« jaunâtre ») et -ine."
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"Principe jaune d’or des Reseda luteola, Serratula tinctoria et Genista tinctoria."
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