February 19
Birthday Color: Koniro
#223A70 · rgb(34, 58, 112) · hsl(222, 53%, 29%) · CMYK(70,48,0,56)
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Zodiac: Pisces ♓
Color words & personality
If you were born on February 19, your color Koniro reads as quiet about keeping promises. Its color words point to the horizon: you hold the wide view, which helps others stop panicking about today. In print, this color shows a deep tone that absorbs rather than reflects light. Color words put the day's air into language — read them for flavor, not precision.
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Birth flower, star, fish & fruit of February 19
Birth star
Adhafera
Star words: tress, mane-lock
Leo · ζ Leo · mag 3.43 — Culminates around midnight
Birth flower
Flowering quince
Meaning: ordinary, boredom
Peak: Feb, Mar
Flowering quince returns on February 19 with Koniro (#223A70) and the color word the horizon. Its hanakotoba stays ordinary and boredom, and its peak stays February to March. This deep navy is the darkest color the shrub is given, and it turns the hot pink flower into something almost graphic: a bright shape held against a very flat ground.
Adhafera, the birth star of February 19, is named for a lock of hair: its Arabic root means 'the curl,' and this 3.43-magnitude star sits in Leo's mane, part of the curve of the Sickle. It culminates near midnight. Its star words are tress and mane-lock. The companion color is Koniro (#223A70), a navy blue whose color word is the horizon. A braided mane against deep navy: adornment with a long view.
The birthday fish of February 19 is the Alaska pollock, which has shaped everyday flavors as surimi turned into kamaboko and chikuwa, and as tarako and cod milt. Its fish words are "foundation" and "support". It keeps standing quietly behind the everyday table. The peak season is January and February. The birth color of the day is "Koniro" (#223A70). A deep navy like the horizon, laid gently at the feet of daily life.
The Zabon pomelo (ザボン) is assigned to Feb 19. A citrus fruit of the season, the Zabon pomelo arrives from Feb. Its fruit words are "gentleness and comfort". Look for it in Feb. This day's birthday color: Koniro (#223A70). Its color word is "the horizon". A fruit in season and a color of its own — a small way to mark the day.
Our birth flowers are an independently compiled system based on flowering seasons and hanakotoba. Birth stars are assigned by an astronomical rule — the IAU-named star culminating around midnight on that date. Birth fish and fruits are compiled independently by peak season (fish include seafood).
About this date's birth flower
- What is the birth flower for February 19?
- The birth flower for February 19 is the Flowering quince. Its hanakotoba include ordinary, boredom, and its peak season is Feb, Mar.
- What is the birth fish for February 19?
- The birth fish for February 19 is the Alaska pollock. Its fish words include foundation, support, and its peak season is Jan, Feb.
- What is the birth fruit for February 19?
- The birth fruit for February 19 is the Zabon pomelo. Its fruit words include gentleness, comfort, and its peak season is Feb.
- What is the birthday color for February 19?
- The birthday color for February 19 is Koniro (#223A70). It pairs with the day's flower, Flowering quince.
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Color palette for Koniro
Monochrome (lightness steps)
#375EB6
oklch(50.1% 0.146 263.9)
#223A70
oklch(36.0% 0.098 264.1)
base
#0D162A
oklch(20.3% 0.042 264.6)
Analogous (±30°)
#226170
oklch(45.9% 0.067 216.5)
#223A70
oklch(36.0% 0.098 264.1)
base
#312270
oklch(32.2% 0.128 285.6)
Complementary (+180°)
#223A70
oklch(36.0% 0.098 264.1)
#705822
oklch(47.4% 0.078 84.8)
base
#C8A14A
oklch(72.8% 0.115 85.0)
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