No. 960 in Estonian
mariupoli
The word "mariupoli" does not have a specific meaning in Estonian; it is likely a reference to Mariupol, a city in Ukraine.
In a sentence
Mariupoli on linn Ukrainas.
Mariupol is a city in Ukraine.
Here, 'Mariupoli' is used as a proper noun to refer to the city of Mariupol.
Viimased sündmused Mariupolist on kurvad.
The recent events from Mariupol are sad.
In this sentence, 'Mariupolist' indicates origin/place related to 'Mariupol'.
Külastasin Mariupolit eelmisel aastal.
I visited Mariupol last year.
'Mariupolit' is the partitive case form of 'Mariupol', indicating the object of the action of visiting.
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