No. 4,320 in German
euren
"Euren" is the possessive pronoun "your" (plural, accusative case) in German.
In a sentence
Habt ihr euren Hund gefüttert?
Have you fed your dog?
The word 'euren' is used in this sentence as the accusative masculine form of 'euer,' the possessive pronoun for 'your' referring to a group of people.
Euren Garten habt ihr wirklich schön gepflegt.
You have really maintained your garden beautifully.
In this sentence, 'euren' is the accusative masculine form preceding 'Garten,' showing possession attributed to 'you' (plural).
Wir sehen euch und euren Freund morgen.
We will see you and your friend tomorrow.
The term 'euren' here modifies 'Freund,' acting as the accusative masculine possessive pronoun for 'your,' directed towards a plural 'you'.
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