No. 201 in Czech
ukrajina
"Ukrajina" in Czech means "Ukraine" in English.
In a sentence
Ukrajina je velká země na východě Evropy.
Ukraine is a large country in Eastern Europe.
Here, 'Ukrajina' is used as the proper noun referring to the country Ukraine.
Navštívil jsem Ukrajinu loni v létě.
I visited Ukraine last summer.
In this case, 'Ukrajinu' is the accusative form of 'Ukrajina', indicating that the country is the target of the mentioned action.
Mluvím s přáteli z Ukrajiny.
I am speaking with friends from Ukraine.
Here, 'Ukrajiny' is the genitive form of 'Ukrajina', showing possession, origin, or relationship.
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