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No. 1,632 in Russian

александру

"Александру" is the dative form of the name "Александр" (Alexander) in Russian, meaning "to Alexander."

In a sentence

  • Я подарил книгу Александру.

    I gave the book to Alexander.

    The word 'Александру' is in the dative case, indicating the indirect object of the verb, to whom the book was given.

  • Мы обсуждали идею вместе с Александром.

    We discussed the idea with Alexander.

    The word 'Александром' is in the instrumental case, showing the means or accompaniment, referring to the person participating in the discussion.

  • Это подарок для Александра.

    This is a gift for Alexander.

    The word 'Александра' is in the genitive case, indicating possession or relation, meaning that the gift is intended for Alexander.

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