No. 14,735 in German
nächst
"Next."
In a sentence
Wer kommt als nächstes dran?
Who is next in line?
Here, "nächstes" is used as an adjective referring to the sequential ordering of something, indicating "next."
Am nächsten Tag begann das Fest.
The celebration started the next day.
In this sentence, "nächsten" is used in the dative case, modifying "Tag," meaning "next day."
Die nächste Haltestelle ist Rheinbau.
The next stop is Rheinbau.
Here, "nächste" serves as an attributive adjective defining "Haltestelle," indicating the following one in a sequence.
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