No. 306 in Ukrainian
нашу
The Ukrainian word "нашу" translates to "our" (feminine singular accusative) in English.
In a sentence
Ми забули нашу книгу вдома.
We forgot our book at home.
The word 'нашу' is used here as a possessive adjective in the accusative case, describing an object (book) that belongs to the possessive 'we' (наш).
Вчитель відзначив нашу роботу.
The teacher praised our work.
In this sentence, 'нашу' again acts as a possessive adjective in the accusative case, modifying the noun 'work' which is the direct object of the action.
Це наша відповідальність за нашу землю.
This is our responsibility for our land.
Here, 'нашу' is the accusative case possessive adjective referring to 'land,' while 'наша' is in the nominative case referring to 'responsibility.'
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