No. 8,262 in Russian
мартин
"Мартин" in Russian refers to a "gull" (a type of seabird).
In a sentence
Вот идёт Мартин.
Here comes Martin.
The word 'Мартин' is used as a proper noun, referencing the name of an individual.
На столе стоит бокал мартини.
There is a glass of martini on the table.
The word 'мартини' refers to the drink 'martini' here, showcasing its use as a common noun.
На картине изображён мартин, парящий в небе.
The painting depicts a martin soaring in the sky.
The word 'мартин' is used as a noun referring to the bird 'martin' in this context.
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