No. 7,393 in Russian
горецкого
"Горецкого" is the genitive or possessive form related to "Горецкий," which can mean "of Goretsky" (a surname) or "of the highlander" (if derived from "горец," meaning highlander).
In a sentence
Я прочитал книгу Горецкого о природе.
I read the book by Goretsky about nature.
Here, "Горецкого" is used as a genitive form of the proper noun "Горецкий", indicating possession or authorship of the book.
Мы посетили деревню Горецкого в прошлом году.
We visited Goretsky's village last year.
In this usage, "Горецкого" refers to something associated with or named after Goretsky, emphasizing a strong relationship between the proper noun and the noun it modifies.
Старый мост ведет к усадьбе Горецкого.
The old bridge leads to Goretsky's estate.
Here, "Горецкого" is used to describe the estate belonging to or closely related to Goretsky, specifically showcasing personal possession or attribution.
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