No. 12,141 in Russian
имен
"Имен" is the genitive plural form of "имя," meaning "of names" in English.
In a sentence
В классе сегодня обсуждали происхождение разных имен.
In class today, they discussed the origin of various names.
The word 'имен' here is the genitive plural form of 'имя', meaning 'name', and is used to indicate possession or association with names.
Учитель составил список имен для распределения заданий.
The teacher made a list of names for task assignments.
The word 'имен' functions as the genitive plural of 'имя', implying a list containing multiple names.
Мне нравится значение таких имен, как Александр и Дмитрий.
I like the meaning of names like Alexander and Dmitry.
In this sentence, 'имен' serves as the indirect object in the genitive plural form of 'имя', illustrating the indirect association with names.
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