No. 8,617 in Russian
орла
"Орла" means "eagle" in English.
In a sentence
На верхушке дерева я заметил орла.
I saw an eagle at the top of the tree.
In this sentence, 'орла' is the accusative case of the masculine noun 'орел' (eagle), indicating the direct object receiving the action of being seen.
Мы изучали картинку с изображением орла.
We studied a picture with the image of an eagle.
Here, 'орла' is used as the genitive case of 'орел' to specify 'the image of the eagle' as a part of the description.
Он встретил статую орла на площади.
He encountered a statue of an eagle in the square.
In this example, 'орла' is in the genitive case of 'орел,' explaining possession or relation—'a statue of the eagle'.
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