No. 11,474 in Russian
долгих
The word "долгих" in Russian means "long" or "lengthy" in English, typically used in plural or genitive forms.
In a sentence
Я желаю вам долгих лет жизни.
I wish you many long years of life.
The word 'долгих' is an adjective in the genitive plural form, agreeing with 'лет', meaning 'long' in the context of time.
После долгих раздумий мы приняли решение.
After long deliberations, we made a decision.
Here, 'долгих' is an adjective in the genitive plural form, describing 'раздумий', referring to an extended duration of thinking.
Долгих дней и ясных ночей!
Long days and clear nights!
In this sentence, 'долгих' is an adjective in the genitive plural form, used poetically to describe 'дней' (days), emphasizing the extended length of the days.
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