No. 6,200 in Russian
титана
The Russian word "титана" is the genitive singular form of "титан," meaning "titan" or "titanium."
In a sentence
Скульптуру из титана установили в центре города.
A sculpture made of titanium was installed in the city center.
In this sentence, 'титана' is in the genitive case, referring to the material 'titanium', used in crafting the sculpture.
В мифах древней Греции имя титана Прометея упоминается часто.
In ancient Greek myths, the name of the titan Prometheus is often mentioned.
Here, 'титана' is the genitive case of the noun 'титан', denoting a powerful mythical being, specifically Prometheus.
Достижение в науке считали подвигом титана.
The achievement in science was considered a feat of a titan.
In this context, 'титана' is used metaphorically to describe an extraordinary effort or feat.
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