No. 9,514 in Russian
ушаков
"Ушаков" is a Russian surname, often associated with Admiral Fyodor Ushakov, a revered naval commander.
In a sentence
Ушаков был выдающимся флотоводцем Российской империи.
Ushakov was an outstanding admiral of the Russian Empire.
Here, 'Ушаков' is used as a proper noun referring to a historical figure, Admiral Fyodor Ushakov.
В честь Ушакова названо много улиц в России.
Many streets in Russia are named after Ushakov.
Here, 'Ушакова' is in the genitive case, indicating 'after Ushakov', showing tribute to him.
Сойди на остановке Ушакова и пройдись к парку.
Get off at the Ushakov stop and walk to the park.
Here, 'Ушакова' refers to a location named after Ushakov, the usage shows a possessive form referring to a street or landmark name.
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