No. 8,248 in Russian
маратом
"Маратом" is the instrumental case of the name "Марат," used to indicate "by/with Marat."
In a sentence
Я занимался маратом вчера вечером.
I practiced with Marat last night.
The word 'маратом' here refers to a name in the instrumental case, indicating an action involving the person Marat.
Мы поехали в горы вместе с Маратом.
We went to the mountains together with Marat.
In this instance, 'маратом' is used to denote accompaniment with Marat, again in the instrumental case.
Эта книга была написана Маратом.
This book was written by Marat.
Here 'маратом' indicates the agent of an action, making use of the instrumental case frequently used for this purpose in passive constructions.
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