No. 6,981 in Russian
артёма
"Артёма" is the genitive or accusative case of the Russian male name "Артём" (Artyom), meaning "of Artyom" or "Artyom" in certain grammatical contexts.
In a sentence
Это книга Артёма.
This is Artem's book.
In this sentence, 'Артёма' is used in the genitive case to indicate possession, meaning 'of Artem'.
Мне нужно встретиться с Артёмом.
I need to meet with Artem.
Here, 'Артёмом' is in the instrumental case, used to indicate that the meeting is with Artem.
Я вижу Артёма возле школы.
I see Artem near the school.
In this sentence, 'Артёма' is in the accusative case as it is the direct object of the verb 'вижу'.
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