No. 277 in German
jeden
The German word "jeden" means "every" or "each" (accusative singular masculine form).
In a sentence
Ich sehe jeden Tag den Sonnenaufgang.
I see the sunrise every day.
'jeden Tag' is an accusative singular construction of 'jeder' referring to 'Tag' (day), denoting a repeated action every day.
Ich lade jeden meiner Freunde zur Party ein.
I invite each of my friends to the party.
'jeden meiner Freunde' uses 'jeden' as an accusative because of the verb 'lade ein', reflecting the individual friends invited.
Jeden Dienstag gehen wir ins Fitnessstudio.
Every Tuesday we go to the gym.
'Jeden Dienstag' indicates a routine action occurring each Tuesday, forming a standard expression for dates in accusative singular.
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