No. 16,376 in Russian
реформам
"реформам" means "to reforms" in English (dative plural form of "реформа").
In a sentence
Страна нуждается в новых реформам для улучшения экономики.
The country needs new reforms to improve the economy.
In this sentence, 'реформам' is used in the dative case to indicate the receiver of the necessity or action described, showcasing its role in addressing economic matters.
Мы помогаем реформам, которые приносят положительные изменения.
We support reforms that bring positive changes.
Here, 'реформам' is again in the dative case, showing the beneficiary of the support provided, highlighting the reforms' effect on societal progress.
Успех реформам зависит от общественной поддержки.
Reforms' success depends on public support.
'реформам' in this context is used in dative case, denoting the entity in question whose success is contingent upon the described condition.
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