• Arabic:
• Belarusian: апэльсінавае дрэва (apel’sínavaje dréva)
• Bosnian: narandža, pomorandža
• Breton: orañjezenn , orañjezenned p, orañjez collective noun
• Catalan: taronger
• Chinese: 橙树 (chéngshù)
• Danish: appelsintræ
• Dutch: sinaasappelboom, appelsienenboom
• Esperanto: oranĝarbo, oranĝujo
• Finnish: appelsiinipuu
• French: oranger
• Galician: laranxeira
• German: Apfelsinenbaum, Orangenbaum
• Greek:

  Modern: πορτοκαλιά (portokaliá)

• Hebrew: תפוז (tapúz)
• Hungarian: narancsfa
• Ido: oranja
• Indonesian: jeruk
• Irish: crann oráistí
• Italian: arancio
• Japanese: オレンジ
• Korean: 오렌지나무 (orenji-namu)
• Kurdish: pirteqal,
• Lithuanian: apelsinmedis
• Lojban: najnimre
• Malayalam: നാരങ്ങ (naːraŋːa)
• Maltese: larinġa
• Norwegian: appelsintre
• Novial: oranjiere
• Polish: pomarańcza, drzewo pomarańczowe
• Portuguese: laranjeira
• Romanian: portocal
• Russian: апельсиновое дерево
• Sardinian: arbule de aranzu
• Serbian:

  Cyrillic: наранџа , поморанџа

  Roman: narandža , pomorandža

• Sindhi: (narangi’a ju vanu)
• Slovene: oranževec
• Spanish: naranjo
• Swedish: apelsinträd
• Turkish: portakal, portakal ağacı
• Vietnamese: cây cam
• Welsh: oren

• Afrikaans: lemoen
• Arabic: , (collective)
• Belarusian: апэльсін (apel’sín)
• Bosnian: narandža, pomorandža
• Breton: orañjezenn
• Catalan: taronja
• Chinese: 橙, 橙子 (chéngzi), 柑橘 (gānjú), 橘子 (júzi)
• Czech: pomeranč
• Danish: appelsin
• Dutch: sinaasappel , (in Flanders) appelsien
• Esperanto: oranĝo
• Finnish: appelsiini
• French: orange
• Galician: laranxa
• German: Apfelsine, Orange
• Greek

  Modern: πορτοκάλι (portokáli)

• Hebrew: תפוז (tapúz)
• Hindi: नारंगी (nāraṅgī)
• Hungarian: narancs
• Indonesian: jeruk, limau
• Irish: oráiste
• Italian: arancia
• Japanese: オレンジ
• Korean: 오렌지 (orenji)
• Kurdish: pirteqal (^),
• Latvian: apelsīns
• Lithuanian: apelsinas
• Lojban: najnimre
• Malay: oren
• Maltese: larinġa
• Northern Sami: appelsiidna
• Norwegian: appelsin
• Novial: oranje
• Polish: pomarańcza
• Portuguese: laranja
• Romanian: portocală
• Russian: апельсин (apel’sín)
• Sardinian: aranzu
• Scottish Gaelic: òr-mheas
• Serbian:

  Cyrillic: наранџа , поморанџа

  Roman: narandža , pomorandža

• Sindhi: (narangi)
• Slovene: pomaranča
• Spanish: naranja, china
• Swedish: apelsin
• Telugu: కమలాఫలము
• Tetum: sabraka
• Turkish: portakal
• Vietnamese: (quả) cam
• Welsh: oren

• ttbc Korean: 오렌지 (orenji)
• ttbc Occitan: irange

Derived terms

• orangequat
• orange blossom

Adjective

1. Having the colour of the fruit of an orange tree; reddish-yellow.

Translations

Derived terms

• bergamot orange
• bitter orange
• blood orange
• burnt orange
• Cox's Orange Pippin
• East Orange
• Jaffa orange
• methyl orange
• mock orange
• monkey orange
• navel orange

• orangeade
• orange badge
• orange blossom
• Orange Bowl
• orange chromide
• orange flower water
• orange flowering jessamine
• Orange Free State
• orange hawkwood
• orange jessamine
• orange juice
• Orange lodge
• orange milkweed
• Orange Order
• orange pekoe
• orange peel, orange-peel

• Orange Revolution
• Orange River
• orangeroot
• orangery
• orange squash
• orange stick
• orange-tip
• orangewood
• orangish
• Osage orange
• Otaheite orange
• satsuma orange
• Seville orange
• sour orange

See also

• citrus
• clementine
• Cointreau
• curaçao
• mandarin
• marmalade
• murcott
• naartjie
• ortanique
• pomander
• satsuma
• satsuma mandarin
• satsuma tangerine
• secondary colour
• tangerine
• triple sec
• zest

Trivia

• It is commonly believed that "orange" has no rhymes. While there might not be any English dictionary words that rhyme exactly with "orange" ("door-hinge" comes close in US pronunciation), the English surname "Gorringe" is a rhyme, at least in UK pronunciation. See the Wikipedia article about rhymes for the word "orange"

French

Pronunciation

Noun

fr-noun f

1. orange italbrac the fruit

   Il pressa l’orange afin d’en extraire du jus. — He squeezed the orange to extract juice from it.

Derived terms

• oranger
• Orangina

Adjective

1. orange

   Les premiers TGV atlantiques étaient orange. — The first Atlantic TGV trains were orange.

German

Adjective

1. orange

Swedish

Pronunciation

Adjective

orange

1. orange

Noun

orange

1. orange italbrac the colour

Orange may refer to:

• Orange (fruit), the citrus tree Citrus sinensis or its fruit
• Orange (color), the color that takes its name from the fruit

Heraldry

• Orange (heraldry), an heraldic tincture

History and Politics

• Principality of Orange, a former principality in the south of France centered upon the town of Orange.
• House of Orange-Nassau, the royal family of the Netherlands and a branch of the House of Nassau
• The Prince of Orange, a title of nobility borne by the heir apparent of the House of Orange
• William III of Orange, one of several princes with that title
• The Orange Order, a Protestant organization based in Ireland named after William; its members are known as Orangemen
• The Independent Orange Order, an offshoot from the Orange Order
• The Orange Revolution, a series of protests and political events that took place in Ukraine from late November 2004 to January 2005

Geography

in Australia:

• Orange, New South Wales, Australia

in France:

• Orange, Vaucluse

in South Africa:

• Orange River
• Orange Free State
• Orange River Colony

in the United States:

• Orange, California
• Orange, Connecticut
• Orange, Indiana
• Orange, Massachusetts
• Orange, New Hampshire
• Orange, New Jersey
• Orange, New York
• Orange, North Dakota, alternate name for Arvilla, North Dakota
• Orange, Ohio
• Orange, Texas
• Orange, Virginia
• Orange City, Florida

Sports

• Netherlands national football team, nicknamed "Orange" because of the colour of their outfit
• Miami Orange Bowl, a stadium in Miami, Florida,
• Orange Bowl, an annual American college football game, formerly played at the Miami Orange Bowl
• Syracuse University Orange, the mascot and team name for Syracuse University

Surname

• James Orange (1942–2008), U.S. civil rights activist
• Jason Orange, British singer, member of Take That
• Leroy Orange, U.S. citizen pardoned after wrongful murder conviction
• Rhasaan Orange, U.S. actor
• Vincent Orange, U.S. politician

Given name

• Orange Ferriss (1814–1894), U.S. Congressman
• Orange Jacobs (1827–1914), U.S. Congressman
• Orange Judd (1822–1892), American agricultural chemist, editor, and publisher
• Orange Merwin (1777–1853), U.S. Congressman

Music and entertainment

• Orange (album), an album by John Spencer Blues Explosion
• Orange (Al Stewart album), an album by Al Stewart
• Orange, the former name of New Zealand pay television channel SKY 1
• Orange Record Label, a record label
• Orange Twin Records, a record label
• "Orange" (song), a hit single in Ireland, sung by David O'Doherty
• DJ Orange, the Taiwanese rock musician Chang Chen-yue's DJ name.
• Orange, a nickname for the character Jeremiah Gottwald in the anime Code Geass
• Orange Range, a Japanese J-Pop and J-Rock band

Telecommunication companies

• Orange (brand), a multinational mobile phone operator and internet service provider, including:
  • Orange Dominicana, operating in the Dominican Republic
  • Orange España, operating in Spain
  • Orange Israel, operating in Israel
  • Orange Jordan, operating in Jordan
  • Orange Moldova, operating in Moldova
  • Orange Polska, operating in Poland
  • Orange România, operating in Romania
  • Orange Slovensko, operating in Slovakia
  • Orange UK, operating in the United Kingdom

Other business

• Orange (bicycles), a British mountain bike manufacturer
• Orange Amplification, a British manufacturer of guitar amplifiers
• Orange SA, a French company
• Orange Micro, a defunct computer company

Other fields

• Agent Orange, a powerful herbicide and defoliant used by the US military during the Vietnam War
• Terry's Chocolate Orange, a popular chocolate product manufactured by Kraft Foods

See also

• Osage-orange

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