No. 2,221 in Russian
депутата
The Russian word "депутата" means "deputy" or "representative" (genitive or accusative case, singular).
In a sentence
Вчера я видел депутатa на встрече с избирателями.
Yesterday, I saw the deputy at a meeting with voters.
The word ‘депутатa’ is used in its accusative singular form, indicating a specific deputy who is the object of the action of seeing.
Обязанности депутатa включают защищать интересы граждан.
The duties of a deputy include protecting the interests of citizens.
Here ‘депутатa’ is in the genitive singular form because it defines the relationship of the duties to the deputy.
Для встречи с депутатом нужно записаться заранее.
To meet with the deputy, an appointment must be made in advance.
The term ‘депутатом’ appears in the instrumental singular form, signifying the means or manner of association, in this case, meeting.
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