No. 3,332 in Russian
пилота
The Russian word "пилота" means "pilot" (genitive singular or accusative singular form).
In a sentence
Пилота приветствовали в аэропорту после долгого рейса.
The pilot was greeted at the airport after a long flight.
The word 'пилота' is in the singular genitive case here, as it refers to the direct object of the verb 'приветствовали', indicating whom the people greeted (the pilot).
Мой брат работает пилотом на международных рейсах.
My brother works as a pilot on international flights.
In this sentence, 'пилотом' is in the singular instrumental case, which is used here to denote the role or occupation of 'мой брат' (my brother) in his professional capacity as a pilot.
Каждый пилот обязан соблюдать меры безопасности.
Every pilot is required to follow safety measures.
The word 'пилот' is in the singular nominative case in this sentence, identifying the subject of the sentence as the one who must follow safety regulations.
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