No. 12,021 in German
tschechisches
The German word "tschechisches" means "Czech" (adjective, referring to something from or related to the Czech Republic).
In a sentence
Er hat ein tschechisches Buch gelesen.
He read a Czech book.
Here, 'tschechisches' is used as an adjective describing the noun 'Buch' (book), indicating that the book is of Czech origin.
Sie bestellt ein tschechisches Gericht im Restaurant.
She orders a Czech dish in the restaurant.
In this sentence, 'tschechisches' modifies the noun 'Gericht' (dish), specifying that the dish is characteristic of Czech cuisine.
Das Museum zeigt tschechisches Kunsthandwerk.
The museum showcases Czech handicrafts.
Here, 'tschechisches' functions as an adjective modifying 'Kunsthandwerk' (handicrafts), emphasizing the cultural origin of the handicrafts.
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