How is it spelled grammatically correctly, an orange key or orange key?
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The answer: a orange Key
DUDEN is certainly wrong when “orangen” is called “transverse-language-language-language-language-language-language-language-language-language (cf. DWDS!), but DUDEN is not a language legislator, that is the German Legal Council!.
Elegant is however: ein orange Slues
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However, there is still a weieres adjective:
orange,
but this is not declinable [see DWDS https://www.dwds.de/wb/orange, but also serves for word formation:
the jacket wasorange; somethingorangecolor; orange red, red-orange, rotorange
Hello!
It means an oranger key.
If you want to write it in the comparative, it means an orange key (one is orangerous than the other).
Greetings!
Hello,
an orange key…. I think at least 🤔
🤷 ♀️ I am so uncertain, so the question
That’s correct.
Thank you, I was absolutely not sure
a oranger Key 🙂
orange describes the color of the key and is therefore written small
Sorry, the one was a typo, it was really about whether it is “oranger key” or “orange key”
oranger is correct, but orange language.
Okey many thanks