No. 309 in German
jeder
"Jeder" means "each" or "everyone" in English.
In a sentence
Jeder Tag bringt neue Möglichkeiten.
Every day brings new opportunities.
In this sentence, 'jeder' is used to indicate every single day, signifying universality or regularity.
Ich habe jedem Schüler das Buch gegeben.
I gave the book to every student.
Here, 'jedem' is the dative case form of 'jeder', used in the context of giving something to every single student.
Jede Person hat ihre eigene Meinung.
Every person has their own opinion.
In this case, 'jede' is the feminine singular nominative form of 'jeder', referring to each individual person.
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