No. 12,440 in Russian
киевлянина
A male resident of Kyiv.
In a sentence
Я встретил киевлянина на вокзале.
I met a man from Kyiv at the station.
In this sentence, 'киевлянина' is in the accusative case to indicate the direct object of the verb 'встретил' (met).
Мы слушали рассказ киевлянина о его городе.
We listened to the story of the man from Kyiv about his city.
Here, 'киевлянина' is in the genitive case, as it indicates possession in the phrase 'рассказ киевлянина' (story of the man from Kyiv).
Сейчас мы идём к киевлянину, он нас ждёт.
Now we are going to the man from Kyiv; he is waiting for us.
In this example, 'киевлянину' is in the dative case, denoting the indirect object of the preposition 'к' (to).
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