No. 6,940 in Russian
андреевке
"Андреевке" is the dative or prepositional case of "Андреевка," a Russian place name commonly referring to a village or settlement.
In a sentence
Мы поехали в Андреевке на выходные.
We went to Andreyevka for the weekend.
In this sentence, "Andreevka" is used as a proper noun referring to a specific place, most likely a village or locality.
Я встретил своего друга в Андреевке.
I met my friend in Andreyevka.
Here "Andreevka" serves as the name of the location where the action of meeting took place.
Виноград, который я купил в Андреевке, очень сладкий.
The grapes I bought in Andreyevka are very sweet.
This usage indicates the place of purchase, with "Andreevka" referring to the locality or market where the grapes were bought.
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