No. 901 in Greek

λάρισας

"Λάρισας" is the genitive case of "Λάρισα," meaning "of Larissa," referring to the city of Larissa in Greece.

In a sentence

Ο Γιάννης επισκέφθηκε την πόλη της Λάρισας.
John visited the city of Larissa.
In this sentence, "Λάρισας" (Larissa) is in the genitive case to denote possession or relation, implying 'the city of Larissa'.
Το τυρί λάρισας είναι γνωστό σε όλη την Ελλάδα.
The cheese from Larissa is famous all over Greece.
Here, "λάρισας" (Larissa) again is in the genitive case, specifying origin or type regarding the cheese.
Οι κάτοικοι Λάρισας συμμετείχαν στην εκδήλωση.
The residents of Larissa participated in the event.
In this example, "Λάρισας" identifies the place of origin or association of the residents, using the genitive case.

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