No. 2,609 in Russian
товара
The Russian word "товара" is the genitive singular form of "товар," meaning "goods" or "merchandise."
In a sentence
Она купила нового товара.
She bought a new item.
Here, 'товара' is in the form indicating it is the direct object of the verb 'купила', using the genitive case in a stylistic or nuanced way.
Не хватает товара в магазине.
There is not enough product in the store.
'Товара' here is in the genitive case used to express the lack or absence of something.
Для этого товара нужен сертификат.
A certificate is required for this product.
In this context, 'товара' is genitive because it follows the preposition 'для', which indicates purpose or relation.
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