No. 1,719 in Russian
вокзала
The word "вокзала" is the genitive singular form of "вокзал," which means "train station" or "railway station" in English.
In a sentence
Я вышел из вокзала и пошел домой.
I exited the train station and headed home.
Here, "вокзала" is used in the genitive case indicating motion from a location.
Мы ждем тебя у вокзала.
We are waiting for you near the train station.
In this sentence, "вокзала" is in the genitive case indicating proximity to or possession by the train station.
Он передал ключи от вокзала начальнику.
He gave the keys of the train station to the manager.
Here, "вокзала" is also in the genitive case showing possession or association with the train station.
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