No. 415 in Lithuanian

marijampolės

"Marijampolės" refers to something "of Marijampolė," a city in Lithuania.

In a sentence

Marijampolės miestas yra gražus.
The city of Marijampolė is beautiful.
In this sentence, 'Marijampolės' is in the genitive case, functioning as a possessive noun to denote the name of the city.
Apsilankiau Marijampolės muziejuje.
I visited the museum of Marijampolė.
Here, 'Marijampolės' is used in the genitive case to modify 'muziejuje', showing ownership of the museum by the city.
Šiandien lankysimės Marijampolės bibliotekoje.
Today, we will visit the library in Marijampolė.
In this example, 'Marijampolės' accompanies 'bibliotekoje' to specify the library belonging to Marijampolė, demonstrating its possessive genitive usage.

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