No. 12,488 in Russian
клубники
"Клубники" means "strawberries" in English.
In a sentence
Я купил немного клубники на рынке.
I bought some strawberries at the market.
The word 'клубники' is used in its genitive singular form to denote partitive context, indicating a quantity of strawberries.
Этот пирог сделан из свежей клубники.
This pie is made of fresh strawberries.
Here, 'клубники' appears in the genitive singular form, commonly used with the preposition 'из' to express origin or composition.
У нас в саду много клубники в этом году.
We have a lot of strawberries in the garden this year.
In this sentence, 'клубники' is in the genitive singular form to complement 'много,' indicating an uncountable quantity of strawberries.
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