No. 12,878 in Russian
лауреата
"Лауреата" means "laureate" or "award winner" in English.
In a sentence
Вчера на церемонии наградили нового лауреата премии.
Yesterday, a new laureate of the award was honored at the ceremony.
The word 'лауреата' is used in its masculine singular accusative form to indicate the recipient of an award.
Лауреата поздравили с его достижениями и успехами.
The laureate was congratulated for his achievements and successes.
The word 'лауреата' is used in its masculine singular accusative form as the object of the action 'поздравили' (congratulated).
Имя лауреата было объявлено в конце вечера.
The name of the laureate was announced at the end of the evening.
Here, 'лауреата' is used in its masculine singular genitive form, indicating possession or association with the name.
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