No. 1,450 in Russian
института
"Института" is the genitive or accusative singular form of "институт," which means "institute" or "institution" in English.
In a sentence
Я живу недалеко от института.
I live near the institute.
Here, 'института' is used in the genitive case to indicate location. It refers to a specific institute, and the context suggests proximity.
Вчера на собрании института обсуждали новые правила.
Yesterday at the institute's meeting, new rules were discussed.
In this sentence, 'института' is in the genitive case indicating possession. It shows that the meeting is associated with the institute, belonging to it.
После окончания института он устроился на работу.
After graduating from the institute, he started a job.
Here, 'института' is in the genitive case again, used to indicate an action, like graduating from the institution.
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