No. 4,914 in Russian
клеток
The Russian word "клеток" is the genitive plural form of "клетка," meaning "cells" (in biological contexts) or "cages" (in other contexts).
In a sentence
Человеческое тело состоит из миллиардов клеток.
The human body is made up of billions of cells.
Here, the word 'клеток' is used in its biological sense, referring to microscopic units of life.
В клетках зоопарка содержатся разные животные.
Different animals are kept in the zoo's enclosures.
In this case, 'клеток' refers to cages where animals are housed.
После урока лаборатории, ученики изучали процессы деления клеток.
After the laboratory lesson, the students studied the process of cell division.
Again, 'клеток' represents 'cells', emphasizing the scientific and biological context.
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