No. 351 in Russian
ракет
The Russian word "ракет" means "rocket" in English.
In a sentence
Российские ученые разработали новые модели ракет.
Russian scientists have developed new models of rockets.
In this sentence, 'ракет' (rockets) is used as the genitive plural form of the noun 'ракета' (rocket) to indicate possession or relation.
Турнир по запуску водяных ракет прошёл в городском парке.
The water rocket launching tournament took place in the city park.
In this example, 'ракет' references the type of object being launched, showing its specificity to the activity described.
Американская компания объявила о сокращении производства ракет.
The American company announced a reduction in rocket production.
Here, 'ракет' uses the genitive plural to describe the type of production being reduced.
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