No. 7,502 in Russian
джейсона
"Джейсона" is the genitive or accusative case of the male name "Джейсон" (Jason) in Russian.
In a sentence
Я встретил Джейсона на вокзале вчера.
I met Jason at the station yesterday.
The word 'Джейсона' is used in the accusative case to denote the direct object (Jason) of the action of meeting.
Джейсон пишет книгу о путешествиях.
Jason is writing a book about travels.
The word 'Джейсон' is used in nominative case as the subject who performs the action of writing.
Мы подарили подарок Джейсону на день рождения.
We gave Jason a gift for his birthday.
The word 'Джейсону' is used in the dative case to denote the indirect object (Jason) to whom the gift is given.
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