No. 17,448 in Russian
тигров
"Тигров" means "of tigers" (genitive plural form).
In a sentence
Зона обитания этих тигров находится в тропических лесах.
The habitat of these tigers is located in tropical forests.
In this sentence, 'тигров' is the genitive plural form of 'тигр', used to indicate possession or association.
Получили ли вы фотографии тигров, присутствовавших в заповеднике?
Did you receive the photos of the tigers that were in the sanctuary?
Here, 'тигров' is the genitive plural form, used as it follows the direct object rule with the implied possession of the 'photos'.
Популяция тигров в этом регионе увеличивается.
The tiger population in this region is increasing.
In this instance, 'тигров' takes the genitive plural form to describe the type or classification of the population.
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