No. 5,286 in Russian
оккупированные
"Occupied."
In a sentence
Оккупированные территории были освобождены.
The occupied territories were liberated.
The word 'оккупированные' here is used as an adjective derived from the verb 'оккупировать' meaning 'to occupy'. It describes the territories that were under occupation.
Жители оккупированных городов страдали от нехватки продовольствия.
The residents of the occupied cities suffered from food shortages.
In this sentence, 'оккупированные' modifies 'городов', indicating that these cities were under occupation.
После войны многие оккупированные здания перешли в руки государства.
After the war, many occupied buildings were transferred to state ownership.
Here, 'оккупированные' is used as an adjective to describe 'здания', highlighting that these buildings were under occupation.
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