No. 3,615 in Russian
соток
"Соток" is the genitive plural of "сотка," meaning "a hundredth," often referring to a unit of land measurement (100 square meters).
In a sentence
У меня есть десять соток земли за городом.
I have ten sotkas of land outside the city.
Here, "соток" refers to a unit of measurement for area, specifically land, where one sotka equals 100 square meters.
Они продали пять соток своего участка соседям.
They sold five sotkas of their plot to the neighbors.
In this usage, "соток" is again used as a unit of land area, employed when describing portions of a plot.
На этих пяти сотках растут красивые цветы.
Beautiful flowers grow on these five sotkas.
Here, "соток" is part of a context describing land area in a garden or plantation.
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