No. 361 in Russian
киеве
"Киеве" is the prepositional case of "Киев" (Kyiv), meaning "in Kyiv" (the capital of Ukraine).
In a sentence
Я живу в Киеве.
I live in Kyiv.
The word 'Киеве' here is used as a locative form, indicating a place where the subject resides, in this case Kyiv.
На прошлой неделе я был в Киеве.
Last week I was in Kyiv.
Here, 'Киеве' serves as a locative form denoting the location where the subject was present.
Вечером мы гуляли в Киеве.
In the evening, we took a walk in Kyiv.
In this sentence, 'Киеве' again takes the locative form, indicating the place where the action of walking occurred.
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