No. 7,459 in Russian
давида
"Давида" is the genitive or accusative case of "Давид," the Russian form of the name David.
In a sentence
Я нашёл книгу Давида на столе.
I found David's book on the table.
In this sentence, 'Давида' functions as a possessive form of the proper noun 'Давид'.
Мы слышали, как Давида звали в другой комнате.
We heard that David was being called in another room.
Here, 'Давида' is used as the accusative case of the name 'Давид' since it acts as the direct object of the action.
Рядом с домом Давида растёт большое дерево.
A large tree grows near David's house.
In this case, 'Давида' is again showing possession, implying that the house belongs to David.
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