No. 422 in Bulgarian
човека
The word "човека" in Bulgarian means "the person" or "the man" (definite form).
In a sentence
Видях човека на улицата.
I saw the man on the street.
The word 'човека' is used in its definite singular form as the direct object of the sentence, referring to a specific person.
Човека няма да дойде утре.
The man will not come tomorrow.
Here, 'човека' represents the subject in its definite singular form, indicating an identified individual in this context.
Трябва да помогнем на човека.
We need to help the man.
In this case, 'човека' is in the definite singular form in dative case, showing the recipient of the action.
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