Radler

== German == === Etymology === Radler is a Bavarian word for Radfahrer (“cyclist”): Rad +‎ -ler. Also analysable as radeln +‎ -er. There are several theories about the origin of the beverage and its naming, but they are all dated in the 19th century, when the beverage became a popular thirst quencher with lower alcoholic content than beer within the emerging movement of recreational cycling among the working class. === Pronunciation === IPA(key): /ˈʁaːdlɐ/ === Noun === Radler n or m (strong, genitive Radlers, plural Radler) (chiefly Southern Germany) shandy (beer mixed with lemonade) Synonyms: Alsterwasser, Alster, (Switzerland) Panaché ==== Declension ==== ==== Derived terms ==== Radlermaß ==== See also ==== Almdudler === Noun === Radler m (strong, genitive Radlers, plural Radler, feminine Radlerin) (cycling, colloquial) cyclist Synonyms: Fahrradfahrer, Radfahrer ==== Declension ==== ==== Derived terms ==== Kampfradler === Further reading === “Radler” in Duden online “Radler” in Duden online Radler on the German Wikipedia.Wikipedia de