No. 2,156 in Russian
брата
"Брата" means "brother" in the genitive or accusative case in Russian.
In a sentence
Я вижу брата в парке.
I see a brother in the park.
The word 'брата' is in accusative case, as it is the direct object in the sentence.
Мы говорили о брате вчера.
We spoke about the brother yesterday.
The word 'брата' is in prepositional case, expressing the topic of conversation.
Я подарил брата книгу.
I gave the brother a book.
The word 'брата' is in dative case, indicating the recipient of the gift.
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