No. 988 in Russian
италии
"Itалии" is the genitive or prepositional case (singular) of "Италия," meaning "of Italy" or "in Italy" depending on context.
In a sentence
Я изучаю культуру Италии.
I study the culture of Italy.
Here, 'Италии' is in the genitive case to indicate possession.
Он мечтает о поездке в Италию.
He dreams of a trip to Italy.
Here, 'Италию' is in the accusative case to indicate direction or destination.
Мы были в Италии прошлым летом.
We were in Italy last summer.
Here, 'Италии' is in the prepositional case to denote location.
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