Milanese
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Milanese
Refers to the city of Milan in Italy or its inhabitants. As an adjective derived from a city name ending in -er, it is not declined.
Das Mailänder Modehaus präsentierte seine neue Kollektion.
The Milanese fashion house presented its new collection.
Adjectives that are derived from a place name and end in '-er' are not declined. The form 'mailänder' remains the same in all cases and genders.
Der mailänder Dom ist weltberühmt.
Milan Cathedral is world-famous.
Although it is used like an adjective, 'mailänder' is always written with a capital letter. This rule applies to all adjectives ending in '-er' that are derived from geographical names.
Die Mailänder Scala ist ein berühmtes Opernhaus.
La Scala in Milan is a famous opera house.
This adjective is formed by adding the ending '-er' to the city name 'Mailand' (Milan). This pattern is very productive in German, for example: 'Berliner Mauer' (Berlin Wall), 'Hamburger Hafen' (Hamburg harbor), or 'Wiener Schnitzel' (Viennese schnitzel).
Ich esse gerne ein echtes Wiener Schnitzel.
I like eating a real Wiener schnitzel.