No. 13,568 in German
deinen
"Deinen" means "your" (informal, singular possessive form, used with masculine or neuter objects in accusative case).
In a sentence
Ich habe deinen Hund gesehen.
I saw your dog.
The word "deinen" is the accusative form of "dein" (your) used to describe possession of a masculine noun (Hund) in situations where the noun is the direct object of the sentence.
Deinen Vorschlägen stimme ich zu.
I agree with your suggestions.
In this sentence, "deinen" is the dative form of "dein" (your) used to describe possession of a plural noun (Vorschlägen) in situations where the noun is the indirect object due to prepositional compatibility.
Ich mag deinen Humor.
I like your humor.
Here, "deinen" is the accusative form of "dein" (your) for a masculine noun (Humor) used as the direct object in the sentence, emphasizing the possessive relationship.
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