No. 2,348 in German
langer
"Langer" in German means "longer" (comparative of "lang," meaning "long").
In a sentence
Er trägt einen langen Mantel.
He is wearing a long coat.
The word 'langen' here modifies 'Mantel,' indicating the coat's length in the accusative case due to the verb 'trägt.'
Die lange Reise war sehr anstrengend.
The long journey was very exhausting.
The word 'lange' describes 'Reise,' expressing its extended duration and agrees with its nominative and feminine form.
Der lange Weg führt zum Schloss.
The long path leads to the castle.
The word 'lange' modifies 'Weg,' aligning with the masculine gender in the nominative case, denoting the path's distance.
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