No. 363 in Russian
войну
The Russian word "войну" means "war" (accusative case).
In a sentence
Он выиграл войну благодаря великому стратегическому уму.
He won the war thanks to his great strategic mind.
Here, 'войну' is in the accusative case singular, serving as the direct object of the verb 'выиграл' (won).
Писатель подробно описывал войну в своем романе.
The writer described the war in detail in his novel.
In this sentence, 'войну' is also in the accusative case singular, acting as the direct object of the verb 'описывал' (described).
Мы пережили войну, и она оставила глубокий след в истории.
We experienced the war, and it left a deep mark on history.
Here, 'войну' serves as the object of the verb 'пережили' (experienced), once again demonstrating its role in the accusative case singular as the direct object.
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