No. 9,411 in Russian
тоттенхэм
"Тоттенхэм" (Tottenkhem) is the Russian transliteration of "Tottenham," a district in London or the Tottenham Hotspur football club.
In a sentence
Я люблю смотреть игры команды Тоттенхэм по телевизору.
I enjoy watching Tottenham's matches on TV.
Here, "Тоттенхэм" is used as a proper noun referring to a football team, functioning as a direct object in the sentence.
На прошлой неделе Тоттенхэм победил в важном матче.
Last week, Tottenham won an important match.
In this sentence, "Тоттенхэм" again serves as a proper noun referring to the football team, functioning as the subject of the sentence.
Фанаты Тоттенхэма праздновали свою победу всю ночь.
Tottenham's fans celebrated their victory all night.
Here, "Тоттенхэма" is used in the genitive case to describe ownership of the fans, indicating the relationship between "Tottenham" and "fans."
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