No. 7,536 in Russian
дмитровске
"Дмитровске" is the prepositional case of "Дмитровск," referring to "in Dmitrovsk," a town in Russia.
In a sentence
Я вырос в Дмитровске.
I grew up in Dmitrovsk.
In this sentence, 'Дмитровске' refers to the name of a small town, used as a locative case to signify 'in Dmitrovsk'.
Мы едем в Дмитровск завтра.
We are going to Dmitrovsk tomorrow.
Here, the word 'Дмитровск' is in its nominative case, since it is used with the preposition 'в' to express a destination.
Жители Дмитровска гордятся своей историей.
The residents of Dmitrovsk are proud of their history.
In this example, 'Дмитровск' is used in its genitive case to denote possession, meaning 'of Dmitrovsk'.
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