No. 1,120 in Russian
утра
"Утра" means "morning" (genitive case of "утро").
In a sentence
Каждое утро я пью кофе.
Every morning I drink coffee.
Here, 'утро' (morning) is used in the genitive case 'утра' to indicate a time reference in a habitual action.
До утра нужно закончить задание.
The task needs to be completed by morning.
In this context, 'утра' indicates the time before morning, used in the prepositional sense 'до утра' (by morning).
С самого утра было прохладно.
It has been chilly since early morning.
'С самого утра' means 'since early morning,' with 'утра' in the genitive case used as a part of the phrase.
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