No. 11,220 in Russian
гуннов
"Hуннов" translates to "Huns," referring to the nomadic people of Central Asia in history.
In a sentence
Армия гуннов переправилась через реку ночью.
The Hunnic army crossed the river at night.
Here, 'гуннов' is used in the genitive plural to refer to the Huns, specifying possession or association of the noun.
Гуннов можно считать предшественниками других кочевых народов.
The Huns can be considered predecessors of other nomadic peoples.
In this sentence, 'гуннов' serves as the direct object in the accusative plural, referring to the group directly affected.
Историки давно изучают культуру и быт гуннов.
Historians have long studied the culture and daily life of the Huns.
Here, 'гуннов' is in the genitive plural again, providing a possessive or descriptive context to the nouns it relates to.
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