No. 563 in German
deutschlands
"Deutschlands" means "Germany's" (possessive form of "Germany").
In a sentence
Die Geschichte Deutschlands ist sehr reichhaltig und faszinierend.
The history of Germany is very rich and fascinating.
The word 'Deutschlands' is used in the genitive case to denote possession, indicating that the 'history' belongs to Germany.
Die Hauptstadt Deutschlands ist Berlin.
The capital of Germany is Berlin.
Here, 'Deutschlands' in the genitive case specifies the relationship of capital (Hauptstadt) to Germany, showing possession or belonging.
Die Landschaften Deutschlands sind vielfältig und beeindruckend.
Germany's landscapes are diverse and impressive.
The use of 'Deutschlands' here is to describe that the landscapes are attributes of Germany, again employing the genitive case to show possession.
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