No. 10,538 in Russian
витамина
The word "витамина" is the genitive singular or nominative plural form of "витамин," which means "vitamin" in English.
In a sentence
Мне нужно принять больше витамина C.
I need to take more vitamin C.
The word 'витамина' is used here to refer to a specific nutrient, vitamin C, in its genitive case form showing possession or attribution.
Излишек витамина может быть вредным для здоровья.
An excess of vitamin can be harmful to health.
The word 'витамина' in genitive case denotes excess of vitamins in general, indicating a quantitative relation.
Польза витамина для иммунитета очевидна.
The benefit of the vitamin for immunity is obvious.
The word 'витамина' is in the singular genitive form to indicate the beneficial properties attributed to a vitamin.
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