No. 7,249 in Russian
водителя
The Russian word "водителя" means "driver" (genitive or accusative singular form).
In a sentence
Я дал вежливый совет водителя.
I gave polite advice to the driver.
Here, 'водителя' is in the Genitive case as it represents possession or attribution in the context of giving advice.
Полиция задержала водителя за нарушение правил.
The police detained the driver for breaking the rules.
In this context, 'водителя' is in the Genitive case because it's the object of the action related to detention.
Какого водителя ты видел на дороге?
Which driver did you see on the road?
Here, 'водителя' is in the Accusative case as it is the direct object of the verb 'видел' (saw).
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