No. 8,255 in Russian
марины
The Russian word "марины" refers to "marinas" or "seascapes" (paintings of the sea) depending on the context.
In a sentence
Марины часто гуляют вдоль набережной.
The marinas often stroll along the embankment.
The word "марины" here refers to plural 'marinas', meaning harbor facilities where boats are kept.
Я встретил Марины в парке.
I met Marina(s) in the park.
In this sentence, "Марины" can refer either to multiple people named Marina or possibly one named Marina in a genitive form.
Александр спросил, где купить канаты для марины.
Alexander asked where to buy ropes for the marina.
"марины" is used to denote a 'marina' (dock or place for mooring boats), in a genitive form.
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