No. 11,156 in Russian
готового
"Ready" or "prepared" (genitive or accusative singular form of "готовый").
In a sentence
Мы купили готового пирога.
We bought a ready-made pie.
Here, "готового" functions as an adjective in the genitive case, describing the noun "пирога" (pie). It indicates that the pie is already prepared or made.
У меня нет готового ответа на этот вопрос.
I don't have a ready answer to this question.
In this example, "готового" is an adjective in the genitive singular form, modifying "ответа" (answer). It conveys that the answer is already prepared or formed.
Он всегда ищет готового решения для своих проблем.
He always looks for a ready-made solution to his problems.
In this sentence, "готового" modifies "решения" (solution) and is in the genitive case. It implies that the solution he seeks is already complete and available.
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