No. 2,790 in Russian
орлов
The Russian word "орлов" is the genitive plural form of "орёл," meaning "eagle" in English.
In a sentence
На гербе изображены два орла.
The coat of arms depicts two eagles.
Here, 'орлов' is the genitive plural of 'орел', used to indicate possession or quantity relating to eagles.
Орлов много в этих краях.
There are many hawks in these regions.
In this sentence, 'Орлов' is the plural form indicating presence or abundance of eagles.
Этот регион знаменит орловскими конями.
This region is famous for Orlov trotters.
'Орлов' here is part of the proper noun 'орловский', referencing the Orlov breed, integrating it contextually.
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