I am looking for the particular word (if it exists in English) for the ghastly blue colour of a dead person…
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In some professional organizations, the word "Journeyman" is used for someone who has passed their apprenticeship and able to complete work on their own, but are not necessarily masters yet.
EDIT: If you are seeking a skill level reference for learning material. This seems to be a standard:
For Beginner [programmers, developers, carpenters, chefs]
For Intermediate [programmers, developers, carpenters, chefs]
For Advanced [programmers, developers, carpenters, chefs]
You are asking for a word to replace "intermediate", but the more I think about it "intermediate" may actually be the word you need.
According to the few anthropologists brave enough to study them in situ, a small (not in stature) but little known tribe in the north of Ardor--the Ardorians--are particularly known for their passion for roasted anthropologist. Which, perhaps, explains why they are so little known. I suppose they wouldn't mind if you appropriated their name.
An alternative to Ardorian, of course, is: "hot-blooded" adjective: lustful; passionate. "hot-blooded, pulse-pounding passion"
synonyms: passionate, amorous, amatory, ardent, fervid, lustful, libidinous, lecherous, sexy, virile
A more moderate and general term is: Enthusiast noun: 1. One who is filled with enthusiasm; one who is ardently absorbed in an interest or pursuit: a baseball enthusiast.
Another term describing an individual with unusually "strong desires, goals, or convictions, and [who] works hard to make them a reality or prove their point" is as a:
Type A personality The theory describes "Type A" individuals as ambitious, rigidly organized, highly status-conscious, sensitive, impatient, take on more than they can handle, want other people to get to the point, anxious, proactive, and concerned with time management. People with Type A personalities are often high-achieving "workaholics" who multi-task, push themselves with deadlines, and hate both delays and ambivalence. Wikipedia
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Pathological blue coloration of the skin is known as cyanosis:
A particularly notorious manifestation of this symptom occurred during the pan-global influenza epidemic of 1918-1919, and was termed heliotrope cyanosis because of the resemblance to the colour of the heliotrope flower, particularly in the faces of sufferers from the disease (a result of the deterioration of their lungs).