No. 9,780 in Russian
эрнста
"Эрнста" is the genitive or accusative case of "Эрнст," a male given name "Ernst" in English.
In a sentence
Я читал интервью Э́рнста вчера.
I read Ernsta's interview yesterday.
Э́рнста is used here as the genitive case of the name Эрнст, indicating possession, translating as Ernsta's.
Планы Эрнста действительно интересны.
Ernst's plans are truly interesting.
Эрнста functions in the genitive case to indicate association or ownership of the plans.
На собрании обсуждали проект Эрнста.
At the meeting, they discussed Ernst's project.
Эрнста denotes possession in the context of the project, showing whose project is being discussed.
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