οἶνοψ, πος

This term is famously used by Homer in his epics, such as in the description of the sea in "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey." It's important to note that this term does not directly correspond to a specific color as understood in modern terms but rather conveys a sense of the dark, rich, and deep quality of the color, much like red wine. The exact hue that Homer was referring to remains a subject of debate among scholars, as ancient Greek color perception differed significantly from contemporary understanding.