No. 7,114 in Russian
большую
The Russian word "большую" means "big" or "large" in the feminine accusative singular form.
In a sentence
Я купил большую книгу.
I bought a big book.
In this sentence, the word 'большую' is the accusative feminine singular form of the adjective 'большой', meaning 'big', qualifying the noun 'книга' (book) which is feminine.
Она видела большую собаку в парке.
She saw a big dog in the park.
Here, 'большую' aligns with the feminine singular noun 'собака' (dog) in the accusative case, as it's the direct object of the action 'видела' (saw).
Мы провели большую часть дня на пляже.
We spent the major part of the day at the beach.
In this use, 'большую' modifies 'часть' (part), a feminine noun in accusative singular, to express a portion of a timeframe.
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