No. 6,846 in Russian
ён
The Russian word "ён" does not exist; the correct word is "он," meaning "he" or "it" (for masculine nouns).
In a sentence
Он пришёл домой.
He came home.
In this sentence, "он" is used as a pronoun to refer to a male person.
Он любит читать книги.
He loves reading books.
Here, "он" functions as the subject of the sentence and represents the male individual who loves the action.
Я думаю, он это знает.
I think he knows this.
"Он" here is used as a pronoun to specify the person being referred to in the clause "he knows this."
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