No. 7,499 in Russian
джанкої
"Джанкой" is a town in Crimea; its name is of Turkic origin, meaning "spirit village" or "soul village."
In a sentence
Джанкои - это небольшой город в Крыму.
Dzhankoy is a small town in Crimea.
Here, 'джанкои' is used as a proper noun referring to a geographic location.
Моя бабушка всегда покупает свежие овощи на рынке в Джанкое.
My grandmother always buys fresh vegetables at the market in Dzhankoy.
In this sentence, 'джанкое' is used to indicate a location where an action takes place, employing a locative case typical in Russian grammar.
Проезжая через Джанкой, мы увидели старинные дома.
Passing through Dzhankoy, we saw old houses.
Here, 'джанкой' is used in instrumental case as part of the phrase indicating movement through the area.
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