No. 11,274 in Russian
деда
"Деда" means "grandfather" (informal or affectionate form) in English.
In a sentence
Книга принадлежит деда.
The book belongs to grandpa.
'Деда' is used here in the colloquial Genitive form for 'дед' (grandpa), indicating possession of the book.
Вчера я встретил деда на улице.
Yesterday I met grandpa on the street.
'Деда' is used here as the Accusative case of 'дед', showing the direct object of the action.
Это было сделано по совету деда.
This was done on grandpa's advice.
'Деда' is used here in the Genitive case to indicate the source of advice.
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