No. 2,962 in Russian
гривны
"Grivny" (гривны) refers to Ukrainian currency, the hryvnia.
In a sentence
Я потратил десять гривен на книги.
I spent ten hryvnias on books.
The word 'гривны' in this context is in the genitive singular form (гривен) used to indicate the cost (plural count).
Это ваши гривны, которые вы оставили на столе.
These are your hryvnias that you left on the table.
Here, 'гривны' is in the nominative plural, used when referring to a subject that is plural.
Кто-то разменял сто гривен на мелкие.
Someone exchanged a hundred hryvnias for smaller bills.
In this case, 'гривны' appears in genitive singular (гривен) after the numeral indicating the amount of currency.
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