lila
purple
Having the color between red and blue; a light violet shade. The adjective 'lila' is usually not declined.
Sie trägt heute ein lila Kleid und passende Schuhe.
She is wearing a purple dress and matching shoes today.

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purple
Having the color between red and blue; a light violet shade. The adjective 'lila' is usually not declined.
Sie trägt heute ein lila Kleid und passende Schuhe.
She is wearing a purple dress and matching shoes today.

The color adjective 'lila' (purple) is normally not declined when it stands before a noun. It keeps its basic form, regardless of the noun's gender, case, or number.
Er kaufte einen lila Regenschirm.
He bought a purple umbrella.
'Lila' (purple) can also be used as a noun to refer to the color itself. In this case, it is neuter and capitalized: 'das Lila' (the purple).
Das Lila dieses Himmels ist wunderschön.
The purple of this sky is beautiful.
Although you sometimes hear the declined form 'lilaner' or 'lilanes', the unchanged form 'lila' is considered correct in standard German and stylistically better. So with 'lila' (purple), you will never make a mistake.
Ihr lila Schal passte perfekt zu ihrer Jacke.
Her purple scarf matched her jacket perfectly.
pink
'rosa' and 'lila' are both color words and can be confused with light colors. 'rosa' lies between red and white and often looks light red or pink. 'lila' lies between red and blue and looks violet or purple. If a color looks more like red mixed with white, you say 'rosa'. If you can see a clear blue component, 'lila' fits better. Also important: 'lila' usually stays unchanged, for example 'ein lila Kleid' (a purple dress).

Im Kinderzimmer steht ein lila Stuhl neben dem Fenster.
In the children's room, there is a purple chair next to the window.
Julia trägt heute eine rosa Bluse zur Arbeit.
Julia is wearing a pink blouse to work today.