No. 7,242 in Russian
владивостока
"Vladivostoka" is the genitive case of "Владивосток" (Vladivostok), meaning "of Vladivostok," a city in Russia.
In a sentence
Я мечтаю поехать в Владивосток и узнать его достопримечательности.
I dream of going to Vladivostok and exploring its attractions.
The word 'Владивосток' is the name of a city. Used in the base nominative case here as the destination.
Мой друг переехал из Владивостока в Москву.
My friend moved from Vladivostok to Moscow.
Here, 'Владивостока' is in the genitive case, used to indicate movement from the city.
Мы обсуждали проблемы экологии Владивостока вчера вечером.
We discussed Vladivostok's ecological issues last evening.
'Владивостока' in genitive case, indicating possession or association with the ecological problems.
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