No. 172 in Norwegian
moskva
The Norwegian word "Moskva" translates to "Moscow," the capital city of Russia.
In a sentence
Jeg har alltid ønsket å besøke Moskva.
I have always wanted to visit Moscow.
Here, 'Moskva' is used as the proper noun representing the capital city of Russia.
Vi diskuterte politikken i Moskva under møtet.
We discussed the politics in Moscow during the meeting.
In this case, 'Moskva' describes the governmental or political context of the city as the setting of the discussion.
Arkitekturen i Moskva er virkelig imponerende.
The architecture in Moscow is truly impressive.
Here, 'Moskva' is used to specify the city as the geographical location known for its architectural style.
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