No. 517 in Russian
вся
"Вся" means "the whole" or "all" (feminine form).
In a sentence
Вся комната была в цветах.
The whole room was filled with flowers.
In this sentence, "вся" is used to describe the entirety of the room (room = "комната"). It emphasizes that the entire space mentioned was adorned with flowers.
Она сделала это со всей душой.
She did it with all her heart.
Here, "всей" (a form of "вся", in instrumental case) refers to her entire soul (soul = "душа"), showcasing utmost dedication.
Всем известно, что это правда.
Everyone knows that this is true.
In this example, "всем" (a derivation from "вся", agreed with "все", in dative case) refers to every person involved, indicating inclusivity.
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