No. 599 in Czech
moskva
The Czech word "Moskva" translates to "Moscow," the capital city of Russia.
In a sentence
Moskva je hlavním městem Ruska.
Moscow is the capital city of Russia.
In this sentence, 'Moskva' is a proper noun used as a subject, referring to the city of Moscow.
Pojedu do Moskvy příští měsíc.
I will travel to Moscow next month.
Here 'Moskva' appears as 'Moskvy', the genitive case, indicating motion into the city.
Povídáme si o Moskvě a jejích památkách.
We are talking about Moscow and its landmarks.
In this example, 'Moskva' becomes 'Moskvě', the locative case, indicating the topic of discussion.
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