No. 755 in Russian
театра
The word "театра" is the genitive or prepositional singular form of "театр," meaning "theater."
In a sentence
Я иду из театра.
I am coming from the theater.
This usage of 'театра' is in the genitive case, indicating the source or origin.
Билеты в театра больше нет.
There are no more tickets for the theater.
Here, 'театра' is also in the genitive case to express possession or limitation.
Есть ли парк недалеко от театра?
Is there a park near the theater?
In this sentence, 'театра' is again in the genitive case, used after a preposition to indicate location or proximity.
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