No. 6,509 in Russian
british
The Russian word "бритиш" (british) is a colloquial or borrowed term referring to something or someone from Britain, similar to "British" in English.
In a sentence
Я встретил британского туриста в музее.
I met a British tourist at the museum.
Here, the word 'британского' (British) is an adjective modifying the word 'туриста' (tourist), indicating the tourist's nationality.
На полке я увидел британскую книжку о истории.
On the shelf, I saw a British book about history.
In this sentence, 'британскую' (British) is used as an adjective to describe 'книжку' (book), i.e., a book originating from Britain.
Мы поговорили о британской культуре и традициях.
We talked about British culture and traditions.
Here, 'британской' (British) is an adjective describing 'культуре и традициях' (culture and traditions), referring to cultural aspects associated with Britain.
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