No. 10,525 in Russian
викингов
"Viking" (genitive plural in Russian, meaning "of Vikings").
In a sentence
Я недавно посмотрел документальный фильм о жизни викингов.
I recently watched a documentary about the life of the Vikings.
The word 'викингов' here is used in the genitive case to indicate 'about the lives of the Vikings'.
Некоторые легенды о викингов вдохновляющие и загадочные.
Some legends about the Vikings are inspiring and mysterious.
Here, 'викингов' is in the prepositional case to imply 'about or concerning the Vikings'.
В музее я увидел артефакты, принадлежавшие викингов.
At the museum, I saw artifacts that belonged to the Vikings.
The word 'викингов' is in the genitive case to show possession or 'belonging to the Vikings'.
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