No. 1,510 in Russian
парламента
The Russian word "парламента" means "parliament."
In a sentence
Сегодня депутаты парламента обсуждают новый законопроект.
Today, the members of parliament are discussing a new bill.
The word 'парламента' is used in the genitive singular case to specify possession or association with 'депутаты' (members). Thus, it translates to 'of parliament' in English.
Мы посетили здание парламента в нашем городе.
We visited the parliament building in our city.
Here, 'парламента' again appears in the genitive singular case, describing the type of building, indicating it belongs to or is related to 'парламент' (parliament).
Конституция устанавливает права и обязанности парламента.
The constitution establishes the rights and responsibilities of the parliament.
In this sentence, 'парламента' describes whose rights and responsibilities are defined, showing possession or association, again in the genitive singular case.
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