No. 1,044 in Russian
мэра
The Russian word "мэра" is the genitive or accusative form of "мэр," meaning "mayor" in English.
In a sentence
Он спросил о расписании работы мэра.
He asked about the mayor's work schedule.
In this sentence, 'мэра' is the genitive form of 'мэр' and is used to show possession.
Мы видели мэра на городском собрании.
We saw the mayor at the town meeting.
In this sentence, 'мэра' is the accusative form of 'мэр' and is used because it is the direct object of the verb 'видели'.
Мэр тщательно изучает новый проект.
The mayor is carefully studying the new project.
In this sentence, 'Мэр' is the nominative form and is the subject of the sentence.
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