No. 605 in Polish
białymstoku
"Białymstoku" is the locative case of "Białystok," referring to the city of Białystok in Poland.
In a sentence
Mieszkam w Białymstoku.
I live in Białystok.
Here, 'Białymstoku' reflects the locative case, used after prepositions indicating location, such as 'w' (in).
Byłem w Białymstoku w zeszłym tygodniu.
I was in Białystok last week.
In this sentence, 'Białymstoku' again is in the locative case because it follows the preposition 'w' indicating the place of action.
Wracam z Białegostoku.
I am returning from Białystok.
The form 'Białegostoku' represents the genitive case, used here after the preposition 'z' (from) indicating the origin of the action.
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