No. 5,780 in German
british
"British" in German means "relating to Britain or its people."
In a sentence
Das britische Wetter ist oft sehr regnerisch.
The British weather is often very rainy.
Here, 'britische' is used as an adjective to describe the noun 'Wetter', attributing it to Britain.
Die britischen Traditionen sind weltweit bekannt.
British traditions are known worldwide.
In this sentence, 'britischen' acts as an adjective modifying the plural noun 'Traditionen', indicating their origin or association with Britain.
Die Hauptstadt der britischen Inseln ist London.
The capital of the British Isles is London.
Here, 'britischen' is used to qualify 'Inseln', signifying the geographical association with Britain.
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