No. 961 in Finnish
krimin
"Krimin" is the genitive form of "Krimi," meaning "Crimea" in Finnish.
In a sentence
Krimin alueella on rikas kulttuuriperintö.
The Crimea region has a rich cultural heritage.
In this sentence, 'Krimin' is used in the genitive case as a proper noun referring to the geographical region of Crimea. It denotes possession ('of Crimea').
Krimin hallinnasta on käyty monia kiistoja.
Many disputes have been made over the control of Crimea.
Here, 'Krimin' again appears in the genitive case, indicating possession or association, describing 'hallinnasta' (control).
Opin paljon uutta matkallani Krimin kauniille seuduille.
I learned a lot on my trip to the beautiful areas of Crimea.
In this example, 'Krimin' is in the genitive case to describe the areas (seuduille) as belonging to or being part of Crimea.
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