No. 2,602 in Russian
текста
The Russian word "текста" means "of the text" (genitive singular form of "текст").
In a sentence
Я изменил несколько строк текста в документе.
I modified a few lines of text in the document.
The word 'текста' is used in the genitive case, signifying possession or inclusion, translating as 'of text'.
Для написания текста песни нужно вдохновение.
To write the lyrics of a song, inspiration is needed.
Here, 'текста' is in the genitive case, indicating composition, translating as 'of the lyrics' or 'of the text'.
Все детали текста доклада были учтены.
All details of the report’s text have been considered.
In this sentence, 'текста' is again in the genitive case, showing attribution, translating as 'of the text'.
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