No. 962 in Norwegian
medvedev
The word "Medvedev" is not a Norwegian word; it is a Russian surname.
In a sentence
Medvedev er en kjent tennisspiller.
Medvedev is a well-known tennis player.
Here, 'Medvedev' is used as a proper noun referring to an individual, possibly Daniil Medvedev, a famous tennis player.
De diskuterte politikk og nevnte Medvedev i samtalen.
They discussed politics and mentioned Medvedev in the conversation.
In this case, 'Medvedev' might refer to Dmitry Medvedev, the Russian politician, illustrating its use as a name in a political context.
Jeg leste om Medvedevs innflytelse på internasjonal politikk.
I read about Medvedev's influence on international politics.
Here, 'Medvedev' is used possessively to indicate something related to Medvedev, emphasizing ownership or association.
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