No. 17,726 in Russian
уезда
"Уезда" is the genitive singular form of "уезд," meaning a historical administrative district or county in Tsarist Russia.
In a sentence
Он решил подождать уезда поезда.
He decided to wait for the departure of the train.
In this sentence, 'уезда' refers to the departure or act of leaving, specifically in the context of the train departing a station.
Был обычный день в маленьком уезде неподалеку.
It was an ordinary day in a small uezd nearby.
Here, 'уезда' is used to describe an administrative area or district, known historically in Russia, representing a division of governance.
После уезда гостей наступила тишина.
After the guests' departure, silence ensued.
'Уезда' in this context signifies the leaving or departure of people, describing the change in setting after their exit.
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