Ruddy (adjective)

1. Having a healthy, reddish color.
2. Having a reddish color, especially in the face, as a result of good health or embarrassment.
3. Resembling the color of rust, brick, or dried blood.

Origin:

Old english rōdign "red, ruddy", of germanic origin; related to dutch rood and german rot, also to red.

Examples:

1. He had a ruddy complexion.
2. The sky was ruddy at sunset.
3. The ruddy apples looked delicious.
4. The ruddy leaves of the tree were a sign of fall.
5. The ruddy bricks of the building gave it a warm appearance.