No. 335 in Russian
суда
The Russian word "суда" means "to here" (directional) or is the plural form of "суд" meaning "courts" or "ships," depending on context.
In a sentence
Я принесла воды и поставила её сюда.
I brought some water and placed it here.
Here, 'сюда' (a form of 'суда') is used to mean 'here,' indicating placement in this location.
Рассмотрим повестку ближайшего суда.
Let's discuss the agenda of the upcoming court session.
In this sentence, 'суда' refers to the genitive case of 'court,' denoting the upcoming court session.
Мы наблюдали движение суда в гавань.
We observed the ship moving into the harbor.
Here, 'суда' is the plural form of 'судно,' meaning 'ships,' describing marine vehicles.
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