No. 6,898 in Russian
акбар
The word "акбар" (Akbar) is not inherently Russian and is often associated with the Arabic phrase "Allahu Akbar," meaning "God is Greatest."
In a sentence
Акбар был именем знаменитого индийского правителя.
Akbar was the name of a famous Indian ruler.
Here, 'Акбар' is used as a proper noun referring to a historical figure.
В провозглашении его называли «Аллахu акбар».
In declaration, he was called 'Allah Akbar'.
In this sentence, 'акбар' is part of the phrase 'Аллаху акбар', and it means 'great' or 'greatest'.
Название нового ресторана — 'Акбар'.
The name of the new restaurant is 'Akbar'.
Here, 'Акбар' is a proper noun used as the name of a restaurant.
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