No. 313 in Ukrainian
вагнера
The Ukrainian word "вагнера" is a proper noun referring to "Wagner," often associated with the Wagner Group, a Russian paramilitary organization.
In a sentence
Цієї суботи ми йдемо на концерт Вагнера.
This Saturday we are going to a Wagner concert.
The word 'Вагнера' refers to the composer Wagner, used in the genitive case to indicate association with him.
Опера Вагнера надзвичайно вражаюча.
Wagner's opera is extremely impressive.
The word 'Вагнера' is used to denote possession, specifying something created by Wagner, again in the genitive case.
В історії музики 'Вагнера' стоїть як символ романтичного стилю.
In music history, 'Wagner' stands as a symbol of the romantic style.
The word 'Вагнера' is referenced as a symbolic concept, still in the genitive case to describe a characteristic or representation.
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