No. 9,643 in Polish
władywostoku
"Władywostoku" is the genitive or locative form of "Władywostok," which is the Polish name for Vladivostok, a city in Russia.
In a sentence
Władywostok jest miastem w Rosji.
Vladivostok is a city in Russia.
Here 'Władywostok' is used as a proper noun referring to the specific city.
Podczas podróży do Władywostoku odwiedziłem kilka zabytków.
During my trip to Vladivostok, I visited several landmarks.
In this sentence, 'Władywostoku' is in the locative case, used after 'do' to indicate a direction towards the city.
Książka przedstawia historię Władywostoku od jego założenia.
The book describes the history of Vladivostok since its founding.
Here, 'Władywostoku' is in the genitive case, indicating possession or association (history of Vladivostok).
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