No. 9,471 in Russian
уильяма
"Уильяма" is the genitive or accusative case of "Уильям," the Russian form of the name "William."
In a sentence
Я прочитал книгу у Уильяма.
I read a book at William's place.
In this sentence, 'у Уильяма' uses the genitive case to indicate possession or association with William's location.
Уильяма позвали на вечеринку.
William was invited to the party.
In this sentence, 'Уильяма' is the accusative case, indicating William is the object of the action.
Это подарок для Уильяма.
This is a gift for William.
In this sentence, 'для Уильяма' indicates the recipient of the gift, using the genitive case.
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