No. 13,267 in Russian
монахов
The Russian word "монахов" is the genitive plural form of "монах," which means "monk."
In a sentence
В монастыре мы встретили нескольких монахов.
In the monastery, we met several monks.
The word "монахов" here is the genitive plural form of "монах," meaning "monk," used to denote plurality in the context of meeting several monks.
Она рассказала историю о подвигах монахов.
She told a story about the feats of monks.
Here "монахов" is used as the accusative plural form of "монах," indicating that monks are the object in the story being told.
Важный совет был передан из уст старших монахов.
An important piece of advice was conveyed from the mouths of elder monks.
In this case, "монахов" is the genitive plural form of "монах," used in a possessive context to show ownership or source.
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