No. 1,256 in Russian
письма
"Письма" means "letters" (as in written correspondence) in English.
In a sentence
Я получил вчера два письма от своих друзей.
I received two letters from my friends yesterday.
The word "письма" is in the accusative plural form and refers to letters as written communications.
Письма, которые вы отправляете, всегда интересны.
The letters you send are always interesting.
Here, "письма" is in the nominative plural form and acts as the subject of the sentence, referring to written letters.
Некоторые письма на твоём столе были уже вскрыты.
Some letters on your desk were already opened.
In this sentence, "письма" is in the nominative plural form, referring to multiple written letters.
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