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No. 8,363 in Russian

молодого

"Молодого" means "young" (genitive or accusative singular masculine or genitive singular neuter form).

In a sentence

  • Я встретил молодого человека в парке.

    I met a young man in the park.

    The word 'молодого' is used in the genitive singular masculine form to describe 'человека' (person), indicating the possession of youth.

  • Они купили молока от молодого козлёнка.

    They bought milk from a young goat.

    Here, 'молодого' is in the genitive singular form, qualifying 'козлёнка' (a young goat), to specify its youthful attribute.

  • Автомобиль молодого водителя был припаркован у дома.

    The car of the young driver was parked by the house.

    'Молодого' appears in the genitive singular form to denote the adjective describing the driver ('водителя') as young, forming a possessive relationship.

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