No. 905 in Russian
квартир
The Russian word "квартир" is the genitive plural form of "квартира," meaning "apartment" or "flat" in English.
In a sentence
Мы живём в уютной квартире.
We live in a cozy apartment.
The word 'квартир' is used in its singular form 'квартира', implying a place of residence.
Он посмотрел пару квартир перед покупкой.
He looked at a few apartments before buying.
Here, the word 'квартир' is used in its genitive plural form, indicating the consideration of multiple apartments.
Хозяин квартир дал мне ключи.
The landlord of the apartments gave me the keys.
In this case, 'квартир' is in the genitive plural form, showing possession over multiple apartments by the landlord.
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