ALBUS means the pale white opposing fae stick, black as coal, dark. It is usually used to describe

Candidus denotes the resplandeceste white and opposes niger, black, dark, dark. Examples: Lux candida = resplendent light; Candida luna = very bright moon. Incidentally, this is the adjective that comes candidatus, who claim to some public office in ancient Rome was dressed in a white robe.
ALBUS means the pale white opposing fae stick, black as coal, dark. It is usually used to describe things natural things. Examples: album lac = white milk; album aes = a type of metal with a certain league lead. This adjective comes from the word albinism, a congenital disorder that makes the skin of those who whitish door.
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