No. 11,476 in Russian
долгого
The Russian word "долгого" means "long" or "lasting" (genitive or accusative singular masculine/neuter form).
In a sentence
Он прошел долгого пути, чтобы достичь этой цели.
He has traveled a long way to reach this goal.
Долгого is in the genitive case to agree with пути, showing possession or relation and the word means 'long' here.
После долгого дня прогулок, я чувствую себя усталым.
After a long day of walking, I feel tired.
Долгого is in the genitive case due to the preposition после, describing the duration of the day.
Я избежал долгого разговора с соседкой.
I avoided a long conversation with my neighbor.
Долгого is in the genitive case to agree with разговора and illustrates the idea of extensive length in time.
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