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grüner

Grüner is a German-language term with multiple uses. As an adjective, grüner is the inflected form of grün used before masculine singular nouns or in the comparative sense, meaning "greener" or "more green." It appears in phrases such as grüner Tee (green tea) or ein grüner Wald (a green forest).

When capitalized as Grüner, the word can function as a noun meaning "a member of the Green

Grüner is also a surname of German origin. As a family name, it is derived from the

Related terms include Grün (the color green), Grüne/Die Grünen (the Green Party), and the general concept of

party"
(Der
Grüne)
and,
in
plural,
as
"Die
Grünen,"
referring
to
the
Green
political
movement
or
party
as
a
group.
The
usage
is
common
in
German-speaking
regions,
including
Germany,
Austria,
and
parts
of
Switzerland,
where
the
Green
parties
exist
under
the
broader
Bündnis
90/Die
Grünen
or
Die
Grünen
branding.
same
root
as
the
adjective
grün
and
from
place-name
or
nickname
origins;
bearers
are
found
in
German-speaking
countries
and
in
communities
with
German
heritage.
green
politics.