No. 1,014 in Russian
газеты
The Russian word "газеты" means "newspapers" in English.
In a sentence
Я купил газету в киоске.
I bought a newspaper at the kiosk.
In this sentence, 'газету' is the singular accusative case of 'газета', referring to the specific object being bought.
На столе лежат газеты.
Newspapers are lying on the table.
Here, 'газеты' is the plural nominative case of 'газета', indicating there are multiple newspapers present.
Мне нужно прочитать несколько газет.
I need to read several newspapers.
In this case, 'газет' is the plural genitive case of 'газета', used after the word 'несколько' (several) to denote the quantity.
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