No. 13,584 in German
deutsches
"Deutsches" means "German" (possessive or attributive form).
In a sentence
Ich lese ein deutsches Buch.
I am reading a German book.
In this sentence, 'deutsches' is used as an adjective to describe the noun 'book'. It is inflected as 'deutsches' because 'book' ('Buch') is a neuter noun in the accusative case.
Das ist ein deutsches Auto.
This is a German car.
Here, 'deutsches' is an adjective modifying 'auto' ('car'). 'Auto' is also a neuter noun, so 'deutsches' is the correct form in the nominative case.
Ich mag deutsches Essen.
I like German food.
In this sentence, 'deutsches' describes 'Essen' ('food'), which is neuter in gender. The word 'deutsches' is inflected for the accusative case here.
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