No. 16,477 in Russian
сайгаков
Saigakov means "saigas" (plural), referring to a type of antelope.
In a sentence
Стадо сайгаков мирно паслось на равнине.
A herd of saigas was peacefully grazing on the plain.
The word 'сайгаков' is used as a genitive plural form to indicate possession or quantity, in this case referring to a herd of saigas.
Его исследования сайгаков помогли понять их миграционные пути.
His research on saigas helped to understand their migration paths.
Here, 'сайгаков' in genitive plural is used to define the object of the research context, specifying the focus on saigas.
Мы наблюдали за сотнями сайгаков, бегущих по степи.
We observed hundreds of saigas running across the steppe.
In this sentence, 'сотнями сайгаков' uses 'сайгаков' in instrumental plural, connected with the word 'сотнями' to describe interacting entities.
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