No. 16,273 in Russian
реактора
The Russian word "реактора" means "reactor" in English, often referring to a device for generating energy or facilitating chemical reactions.
In a sentence
Ядерного реактора поддерживают в стабильном состоянии.
The nuclear reactor is maintained in a stable condition.
The word "реактора" refers to a specific entity (a nuclear reactor) in the sentence, used as the object in the genitive case to describe what is being maintained.
Достигли нового уровня эффективности реактора.
A new level of reactor efficiency has been achieved.
"Реактора" here is used in the genitive case to specify the subject (reactor efficiency) that is being discussed.
Конструкция этого реактора очень сложная.
The design of this reactor is very complex.
In this sentence, "реактора" is in the genitive case indicating possession or association with 'this' reactor.
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