No. 9,487 in Russian
урала
"Урала" is the genitive or accusative case of "Урал," referring to the Ural region or Ural mountains in Russia.
In a sentence
Я посетил горы Урала прошлым летом.
I visited the Ural Mountains last summer.
In this sentence, 'Урала' is used as a proper noun in the genitive case to refer to the Ural Mountains.
Моя сестра урала несколько книг со стола.
My sister took several books from the table.
Here, 'урала' is a colloquial past tense form of the verb 'урать' meaning 'to take' or 'to grab.'
Река Урала извивается через степи.
The Ural River twists through the steppes.
In this context, 'Урала' is part of the proper name 'Ural River,' in the genitive case, describing possession or origin.
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