No. 593 in Russian
рубля
The word "рубля" is the genitive singular or accusative singular form of "рубль," meaning "ruble," the currency of Russia.
In a sentence
У меня нет рубля в кармане.
I don't have a ruble in my pocket.
"Рубля" is in the genitive singular case, indicating possession or the lack of something.
Стоимость этой книги — три рубля.
The cost of this book is three rubles.
"Рубля" is in the genitive singular used in numerical expressions when combined with the numeral three, employing the case after such a numeral.
Мне дали сдачу две копейки и один рубля.
I was given change of two kopecks and one ruble.
"Рубля" appears to be an incorrect form here; after 'один', the nominative should be used; the correct form would be "рубль".
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