No. 8,972 in Russian
раков
The word "раков" is the genitive plural form of "рак," meaning "cancers" (medical) or "crayfish" (animals), depending on context.
In a sentence
На рынке продают свежих раков.
Fresh crayfish are sold at the market.
The word 'раков' is used in the context of referring to crayfish, specifically in the plural form in the genitive case.
Купи несколько раков для ужина.
Buy a few crayfish for dinner.
Here, 'раков' refers to crayfish in a countable and culinary context, again in the plural form, genitive case used after 'несколько'.
Мы пошли ловить раков на озеро.
We went to catch crayfish at the lake.
In this sentence, 'раков' denotes the object of the activity, crayfish, in a direct context of catching them, using plural form and accusative case.
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