No. 683 in Russian
крыма
The word "крыма" is the genitive case of "Крым," meaning "of Crimea" in English.
In a sentence
История Крыма очень интересна.
The history of Crimea is very interesting.
The word 'Крыма' is in the genitive case, showing possession or relation to Crimea, the proper noun.
Мы вернулись из Крыма вчера.
We returned from Crimea yesterday.
The word 'Крыма' is in the genitive case, used here to indicate origin after the preposition 'из'.
Я мечтаю о поездке в Крым.
I dream of a trip to Crimea.
The word 'Крым' is in the accusative case here, as it is the object of the preposition 'в' indicating direction and destination.
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