No. 1,351 in Russian
apple
The Russian word "яблоко" means "apple" in English.
In a sentence
Я купил одно красное яблоко в магазине.
I bought one red apple in the store.
The word "яблоко" is used here as the direct object of the action of buying.
В саду растет красивое яблоко на дереве.
In the garden, a beautiful apple grows on the tree.
The word "яблоко" is used as the subject of the verb "grows."
Можно мне кусочек яблока, пожалуйста?
Could I have a piece of apple, please?
"яблока" is in the genitive case, indicating a part of the whole.
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