No. 11,119 in Russian
городков
The word "городков" is the genitive plural form of "городок," meaning "small town" or "village" in English.
In a sentence
Мы играли в городов на поле за домом.
We played gorodki on the field behind the house.
In this sentence, 'городков' refers to the name of a traditional Russian game called 'gorodki' which involves knocking over arrangements of wooden pins.
В детстве мы любили поездки в городков края.
In childhood, we loved trips to the towns of the region.
Here, 'городков' is used in the context of small towns or settlements, being the genitive plural form of 'городок' (small town).
На карте отмечено несколько старинных городков России.
On the map, several old small towns of Russia are marked.
Lastly, 'городков' denotes small towns again, also in the genitive plural form, providing details about ancient historical towns.
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