No. 4,592 in Russian
груза
The Russian word "груза" is the genitive singular or nominative/accusative plural form of "груз," meaning "cargo" or "load."
In a sentence
Я помогал разгружать машину с тяжелым грузом.
I helped unload the truck carrying a heavy load.
Here, 'грузом' is used in the instrumental case to indicate the means or instrument related to the action, describing the object being carried or addressed (a heavy load).
Сотрудники склада правильно распределили груза по секциям.
The warehouse staff correctly allocated the loads across the sections.
In this sentence, 'груза' appears in the genitive plural form, indicating possession or association between the sections and the items (loads) they contain.
Перевозка специфического груза требует особых условий.
Transportation of a specific cargo requires special conditions.
'Груза' in this context is in the genitive singular form, modifying and describing 'specific cargo,' indicating the type or specification of the object discussed.
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