What is another word for primary subtractive color for light?
Pronunciation: [pɹˈa͡ɪməɹi sʌbtɹˈaktɪv kˈʌlə fɔː lˈa͡ɪt] (IPA) 
The primary subtractive color for light is commonly referred to as cyan, which is created by subtracting red light from white light. However, there are other synonyms for this term, including subtractive primary color, primary subtractive hue, and complementary color to red. Additionally, some may refer to cyan as the secondary subtractive color because it is created by mixing the primary subtractive colors of magenta and yellow. Other common synonyms for the primary subtractive colors for light include magenta (created by subtracting green from white light) and yellow (created by subtracting blue from white light), which are used in color printing and other applications.
