No. 277 in Czech
brně
"Brně" is the locative case of "Brno," meaning "in Brno," referring to the city in the Czech Republic.
In a sentence
Byl jsem v Brně minulý víkend.
I was in Brno last weekend.
The word 'Brně' is used in its locative case form, referring to the city of Brno and denoting its location.
Viděl jsem mnoho zajímavých památek v Brně.
I saw many interesting sights in Brno.
'Brně' again uses the locative case form, indicating that the actions occurred within the city.
Konference se konala právě v Brně.
The conference took place exactly in Brno.
Here, 'Brně' continues to be in the locative case, establishing the spatial context as 'in Brno' where the conference occurred.
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