No. 14,540 in German

leckeren

Tasty or delicious.

In a sentence

Ich habe heute einen leckeren Apfel gekauft.
I bought a delicious apple today.
'Leckeren' here is used as an attributive adjective modifying the masculine singular noun 'Apfel' in accusative case. Its ending is 'en' according to the strong declension rules of adjectives in German.
Wir haben einen leckeren Kuchen gebacken.
We baked a delicious cake.
'Leckeren' functions as an attributive adjective describing the masculine singular noun 'Kuchen' in accusative case. The adjective agrees in case, gender, and number with the noun it modifies.
Die Gäste genießen den leckeren Salat.
The guests are enjoying the delicious salad.
'Leckeren' modifies the masculine singular noun 'Salat', which is in accusative case due to the verb 'genießen.' The ending of the adjective aligns with the masculine, accusative form.

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