Is it der, die or das Orange?

DIE

Orange

The correct article in German of Orange is die. So it is die Orange! (nominative case)

The word Orange is feminine, therefore the correct article is die.

“The pronunciation of the French loanword orange with or without a vowel in the exterior has meaningful effect: - If the fruit is meant, orange is generally articulated in three syllables with a dilapidated vowel […] . "

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German declension of Orange?

How does the declension of Orange work in the nominative, accusative, dative and genitive cases? Here you can find all forms in the singular as well as in the plural:

1	Singular	Plural
Nominative	die Orange	die Orangen
Genitive	der Orange	der Orangen
Dative	der Orange	den Orangen
Akkusative	die Orange	die Orangen

What is the meaning of Orange in German?

Orange has various definitions in German:

[1] Southern German, Austrian, Swiss sanctae rarely northern German, Central German: sweet, orange citrus fruit (Citrus sinensis)

[1] süddeutsch, österreichisch, schweizerisch; selten norddeutsch, mitteldeutsch: süßliche, orangefarbene Zitrusfrucht (Citrus sinensis)

[2] Rare: bitter, citrus fruit (Citrus × aurantium) from pampel muse and mandarin hybridized citrus fruit (citrus × aurantium)

[2] selten: bittere, aus Pampelmuse und Mandarine hybridisierte Zitrusfrucht (Citrus × aurantium)

How to use Orange in a sentence?

Example sentences in German using Orange with translations in English.

[1] In Europa werden die Orangen im Dezember und Juni geerntet.

[1] In Europe, the oranges are harvested in December and June

[1] „Oder beim Nachtisch, Äpfel und Orangen mit Messer und Gabel schälen, das war nichts für ihn, er schmiß das Besteck einfach weg.“

[1] "Or peel at dessert, apples and oranges with a knife and fork, that was not for him, he just threw the cutlery away"

[1] „Er besaß Latifundien nicht nur im Grasser Raum, wo er Orangen, Öl, Weizen und Hanf anbauen ließ, sondern auch bei Vence und gegen Antibes zu, wo er verpachtet hatte.“

[1] "He had Latifundia not only in the Grasser room, where he oranges, oil, wheat and hemp had it grown, but also at Vence and against Antibes where he had leased"

[1] „Es dauerte lange, sehr lange, bis ihn ein Kunde mit ein paar Orangen in einer Plastiktüte aus seinen Gedanken riss.“

[1] "It took a long, very long time for a customer with a few oranges in a plastic bag from his thoughts"

[1] „Sie aßen die Orangen, schwammen und wanderten wieder.“

[1] "They ate the oranges, swam and hiked again"

[2] „Nach Risso fasst man als botanisch selbständige Arten der Orangen 1) die bittere Orange, Pomeranze […] und 2) die süsse Orange, Apfelsine […] auf. “

[2] "According to Risso, as botanically independent types of oranges 1) the bitter orange, pomerance [...] and 2) the sweet orange, apple [...]

Is it der, die or das Orange?

DAS

Orange

The correct article in German of Orange is das. So it is das Orange! (nominative case)

The word Orange is neuter, therefore the correct article is das.

The second plural form is colloquial

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German declension of Orange?

How does the declension of Orange work in the nominative, accusative, dative and genitive cases? Here you can find all forms in the singular as well as in the plural:

1	Singular	Plural 1	Plural 2
Nominative	das Orange	die Orange	die Oranges
Genitive	des Orange	der Orange	der Oranges
Dative	dem Orange	den Orange	den Oranges
Akkusative	das Orange	die Orange	die Oranges

What is the meaning of Orange in German?

Orange is defined as:

[1] Name of a section (between red and yellow) in the visible area (light) of the spectrum of the electromagnetic waves, paint paint, paint color

[1] Name eines Abschnitts (zwischen Rot und Gelb) im sichtbaren Bereich (Licht) des Spektrums der elektromagnetischen Wellen, Malfarbe, Streichfarbe

How to use Orange in a sentence?

Example sentences in German using Orange with translations in English.

[1] Der Pullover war in einem angenehmen Orange.

[1] The sweater was in a pleasant orange

[1] „Sie starrte feindselig auf den Hochhauskaktus Manhattans, der zu Riesenmaßen wuchs, statt zu menschlichen abzunehmen; mit Neugier betrachtete sie die Fährboote, die neben dem Überseeschiff das new yorker Hafenbecken ausmaßen, mehrstöckige Häuser von blau abgesetztem Orange, rasch laufend wie die Feuerwehr.“

[1] ““ She stared hostile to Manhattan's high -rise cactus, which grew to huge dimensions, instead of taking away human diet with curiosity, she looked at the ferry boats that, in addition to the overseas ship, the New York Harbor basin, multi -storey houses of blue, rapidly, rapidly continuously like the fire brigade "

[1] „Jetzt schminkt Louise sie mit rotem Lippenstift und blauem Lidschatten, auf ihre Wangen tupft sie ein ins Orange gehendes Rouge.“

[1] "Now Louise puts on her with red lipstick and blue eyeshadow, on her cheeks she dabs a blush that goes into the orange" "

Pictures or photos of Orange

[1] Orangen der Sorte „Ambersweet“

[1] zwei Orangen in unterschiedlichen Reifestadien

[1] der Farbton Orange