No. 13,073 in Russian
маршала
"Маршала" is the genitive or accusative singular form of "маршал," meaning "marshal" (a high-ranking military officer).
In a sentence
Маршала наградили за выдающиеся достижения.
The marshal was awarded for outstanding achievements.
In this sentence, 'маршала' is the genitive singular form of 'маршал', referring to a military rank.
Мы живем на улице Маршала Конева.
We live on Marshal Konev Street.
Here, 'маршала' is used as a defining proper noun within a street name, derived from 'маршал'.
Ордена маршала передаются на выставке.
The marshal's orders are transferred at the exhibition.
In this context, 'маршала' is the possessive genitive form indicating ownership by the person holding the rank 'маршал'.
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