No. 877 in Ukrainian
сергія
"Сергія" is the genitive case of "Сергій," a Ukrainian male given name equivalent to "Serhii" or "Sergiy."
In a sentence
Це книга Сергія.
This is Sergey's book.
Here 'Сергія' is used in the possessive genitive case to indicate ownership by 'Сергій'.
Ми допомогли Сергію завершити проект.
We helped Sergiy to complete the project.
In this sentence, 'Сергію' is in the dative case, used to show the indirect object of the action.
Я бачив Сергія вчора на вулиці.
I saw Sergiy on the street yesterday.
Here, 'Сергія' is in the accusative case, indicating the direct object that the action is performed upon.
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