No. 4,936 in Russian
комнату
The Russian word "комнату" means "room" (in the accusative case).
In a sentence
Он вошёл в комнату.
He entered the room.
The word 'комнату' is in the accusative case and is the direct object of the verb 'вошёл', indicating the destination of the action.
Я убрал комнату.
I cleaned the room.
Here, 'комнату' is also in the accusative case and serves as the direct object of the verb 'убрал', showing the thing that was cleaned.
Она украсила комнату цветами.
She decorated the room with flowers.
In this case, 'комнату' again in the accusative case is the object being acted upon by the verb 'украсила', with the additional context of flowers as the means of decoration.
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