No. 4,841 in Russian
инвалида
The Russian word "инвалида" translates to "a person with a disability" in English.
In a sentence
Он помог инвалиду подняться по лестнице.
He helped the disabled person to climb the stairs.
In this sentence, 'инвалида' is used in the accusative case as the direct object to denote a person with disabilities receiving help.
В парке построили удобные дорожки для инвалидов.
Convenient paths for disabled persons were built in the park.
Here, 'инвалидов' is in the genitive plural case, referring to disabled people collectively who would benefit from the paths.
Девушка работала в фонде помощи инвалидам.
The girl worked in a foundation for assisting disabled persons.
'Инвалидам' is used in the dative plural case to denote the recipients of assistance provided by the foundation.
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