"Pomarańczowy kot"

Translation: An orange cat

[greyxray]

is this the same as ginger cat?

[ngfio]

"Rudy" is the adjective you are looking for (it could be used to describe a red/ginger coat of an animal or a person's hair: "Ruda dziewczynka ma rudego kota" = "A ginger girl has a ginger cat"). Using "pomarańczowy kot" would sound rather 'clumsy' if you were describing a real animal.

[Euhan1]

Ginger is a very common adjective to describe a cat in English. Should we by ngfio's comment understand that "pomarańczowy kot" does not describe such a cat but can only refer to a (probably not real) cat that has actually been painted orange?

[Jellei]

"rudy" would be better indeed, as ngfio wrote. I guess Garfield is "pomarańczowy", though.

"rudy" (or rather feminine "ruda") is also the word for a redhead.

[Fiachra691900]

Like the word "rua" in Irish :')

[One_Trick_Tony]

Garfield?

[Wippii]

That's what I think, too.

[uq.]

cat = kot

orange = POMARAŃCZOWY

[wickowicz]

of course, but it is better to use word "rudy" if you are speaking about cat (also about some other animal or about a color of person's hair). "Pomarańczowy" is better to use, saying about for example a wall, a furniture, a car etc.

[chciplycar]

"pomeranč" means orange (as a fruit) in Czech :D

[PLATNUU]

Are the colors undergo declension?

[wickowicz]

Yes, for example, pomarańczowy is masculine, pomarańczowa is feminine, pomarańczowe is neutral (and may be plural also).

[Jellei]

Basically colors are adjectives.