okay so basically,,, you got hue. thats the name of the color. prolly the easiest to understand.
after that, the images say brightness and saturation but what I got there is wrong lmao, so sorry about that. simple correction is what I wrote as saturation is actually tint(How much white is in a hue) and what I wrote as brightness is actually shade(the ammount of black in a hue)
I have no clue how I managed to get it wrong in the images. lmao. they were made two ears ago in magma so I didnt know all the stuff atp
another thing I got wrong is that YOU CANT MIX SECONDARY COLORS TO GET PRIMARY COLORS!!! I also for some reason didnt add the tritarary colors (red-orange, yellow-orange, yellow-green, blue-green, blue-purple, and red-purple)
As for the "mixing" part, thats actually mostly talking about the different kinds of color explanations you can find.(the one for light is the "+"(positive)one and the one for printing is the "-"(negative)one. there is actually another one, made for painting. it's pretty similar to the printing one, but its actually the RYB color wheel)
Green could be either warm or cool, it mostly depends one whether its a bluegreen or a yellowgreen.
as you can prolly tell, I suck at explaining things so heres a link to a great video on color theory^^