No. 5,182 in Russian
немецком
"немецком" means "German" (referring to the German language in the prepositional case).
In a sentence
Я учусь читать на немецком языке.
I am learning to read in the German language.
Here 'немецком' is in the prepositional case, referring to the German language as part of the phrase 'на немецком языке' (in the German language).
Он говорит с акцентом на немецком.
He speaks with an accent in German.
In this context, 'немецком' is again in the prepositional case, indicating the context of the language used.
Книга написана на немецком.
The book is written in German.
The word 'немецком' refers to the language in which the book is written, again in the prepositional case.
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