No. 11,584 in Russian
дяди
"Дяди" means "uncles" in English.
In a sentence
Я пошёл к дяди Васе за советом.
I went to Uncle Vasya for advice.
In this sentence, 'дяди' is used in the genitive singular form to indicate possession or relation.
В комнате несколько дяди сидели за столом.
Several uncles were sitting at the table in the room.
Here, 'дяди' is in the plural form and nominative case, representing multiple uncles performing an action.
Мы увидели двух дяди в магазине.
We saw two uncles in the store.
In this sentence, 'дяди' is in the genitive plural form, used after a numeral to denote quantity.
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