No. 141 in Russian
деньги
Money.
In a sentence
У меня есть деньги.
I have money.
Here, the word 'деньги' (money) is used as a direct object to indicate possession.
Я потратил все деньги на книги.
I spent all the money on books.
In this case, 'деньги' (money) refers to the amount spent, showing financial expenditure.
Без денег тяжело путешествовать.
Without money, it is hard to travel.
Here, 'денег' (a form of 'деньги' in the genitive case) indicates a lack or absence of money, essential for the context.
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