No. 597 in Czech
kremlu
"Kremlu" is the locative case of "Kreml," meaning "Kremlin" in English, referring to the fortified complex in Moscow or similarly named locations.
In a sentence
Navštívili jsme výstavu o historii Kremlu.
We visited an exhibition about the history of the Kremlin.
In this sentence, 'Kremlu' refers to the Kremlin as the subject of the exhibition, showing the locative form used to specify about what the content of the subject is.
Politici jednali o situaci na Kremlu.
The politicians discussed the situation in the Kremlin.
Here, 'Kremlu' appears in its locative form to indicate the place where the situation took place.
Před Kremlu stojí mnoho turistů.
In front of the Kremlin, there are many tourists.
In this sentence, 'Kremlu' is used in the locative case referring to its location in relation to the tourists.
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