No. 427 in Ukrainian
російська
"Російська" in English means "Russian."
In a sentence
Я вивчаю російську мову.
I am learning the Russian language.
In this sentence, 'російська' is used in the feminine singular accusative form to describe the language being studied.
Вона читає російську літературу.
She reads Russian literature.
Here, 'російська' is used as an adjective in the feminine singular accusative form to describe the literature.
Російська культура має багату історію.
Russian culture has a rich history.
In this example, 'російська' is an adjective modifying the feminine singular noun 'культура,' in the nominative case, specifying the nationality of the culture.
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