No. 6,654 in Russian
martin
The Russian word "мартин" (martin) refers to a "gull" (a type of seabird).
In a sentence
Мартин любит путешествовать по свету.
Martin loves to travel around the world.
In this sentence, 'Martin' is a proper noun used as the name of a person, serving as the subject of the sentence.
Во дворе портной поднял в воздух своего мартина.
In the yard, the tailor raised his martin into the air.
Here, 'martin' refers to a specific bird, possibly a house martin, used as the object of the sentence to denote the subject's action.
На картине изображен святой Мартин, делящий свой плащ.
The painting depicts Saint Martin sharing his cloak.
In this usage, 'Martin' is a proper noun referring to Saint Martin, contextualized within a historical or religious reference as part of the object's description.
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