No. 12,020 in German
tschechiens
"Tschechiens" is the genitive case of "Tschechien," meaning "of Czechia" or "of the Czech Republic" in English.
In a sentence
Die Hauptstadt Tschechiens ist Prag.
The capital of the Czech Republic is Prague.
In this sentence, 'Tschechiens' is used as the possessive form (genitive case) of 'Tschechien', indicating ownership, referring to the capital of the Czech Republic.
Die Wirtschaft Tschechiens wächst stetig.
The economy of the Czech Republic is steadily growing.
Here, 'Tschechiens' again appears in the genitive case, denoting that the growing economy belongs to Tschechien, illustrating possession in an abstract sense.
Die Geschichte Tschechiens ist sehr interessant.
The history of the Czech Republic is very interesting.
This sentence uses 'Tschechiens' similarly in the genitive case to indicate that the history belongs to Tschechien, continuing the possessive theme.
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