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No. 6,962 in Russian

аргентины

The word "аргентины" is the genitive singular or nominative plural form of "Аргентина," meaning "of Argentina" or "Argentinas" in English.

In a sentence

  • Я купил сувенир из Аргентины.

    I bought a souvenir from Argentina.

    The word 'аргентины' is in the genitive case, used to indicate origin.

  • Футбольная команда Аргентины выиграла матч.

    The football team of Argentina won the match.

    Here, 'аргентины' again uses the genitive case to show possession, denoting that the team belongs to Argentina.

  • Мы мечтаем посетить красоты Аргентины.

    We dream of visiting the beauties of Argentina.

    In this example, 'аргентины' is also in the genitive case, used to describe the whole whose aspects are being referenced (beauties of Argentina).

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