No. 10,358 in Russian
быта
"Быта" is not a standalone word in Russian; likely, you mean "быт," which translates to "daily life" or "everyday living."
In a sentence
Вечером мы обсуждали вопросы быта.
In the evening, we discussed matters of everyday life.
Here, 'быта' is used in the genitive case to indicate the focus on aspects of everyday people’s life.
Ее рассказы о быте в деревне были очень интересны.
Her stories about life in the village were very interesting.
In this example, 'быте' (instrumental case) is used to describe what the stories were about, i.e., village life.
Изучение проблем современного быта — тема конференции.
The study of modern daily life issues is the theme of the conference.
The word 'быта' is used in the genitive case to indicate the topic under study, which pertains to modern everyday life.
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