No. 8,596 in Russian
ольги
"Ольги" is the genitive singular or nominative plural form of the Russian female name "Ольга" (Olga).
In a sentence
Я купил книгу для Ольги.
I bought a book for Olga.
In this sentence, 'Ольги' is the genitive form of the proper noun 'Ольга', used to indicate possession or relation.
Этот подарок от Ольги.
This gift is from Olga.
Here, 'Ольги' is in the genitive case and used to denote origin or source.
Мы обсуждали интересы Ольги.
We were discussing Olga's interests.
In this instance, 'Ольги' is the genitive case, expressing possession (interests belonging to Olga).
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