No. 10,754 in German
rote
"Rote" in German means "red" (feminine or plural form of "rot").
In a sentence
Die rote Blume steht auf dem Tisch.
The red flower is on the table.
Here, 'rote' is the accusative singular feminine form of the adjective 'rot', matching the noun 'Blume' (flower).
Ich habe eine rote Jacke gekauft.
I bought a red jacket.
In this sentence, 'rote' modifies the noun 'Jacke', showing a feminine accusative case.
Das Kind malte mit dem roten Stift.
The child painted with the red pen.
'Rote' here changes to 'roten' (masculine dative singular form) due to 'Stift' being used in a prepositional phrase requiring dative case.
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