No. 15,743 in Russian
приюта
The Russian word "приюта" means "shelter" or "asylum" (genitive singular or nominative plural of "приют").
In a sentence
Мы посетили приюта, когда искали место для собаки.
We visited the shelter when we were looking for a place for the dog.
The word 'приюта' here is used in the genitive case to indicate possession or relation regarding the shelter.
Волонтеры помогают животным в приюта.
Volunteers help animals at the shelter.
The word 'приюта' is again in the genitive case, showing affiliation or association with the shelter.
На территории приюта построили новый вольер.
A new enclosure was built on the shelter's territory.
Here, 'приюта' reflects the genitive case to specify location related to the shelter.
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