No. 8,081 in Russian
курска
"Курска" is the genitive case of "Курск," meaning "of Kursk," a city in Russia.
In a sentence
Курска область славится своим сельским хозяйством.
The Kursk region is famous for its agriculture.
Refers to the genitive case of 'Курск', indicating possession or association (Kursk region).
Многие туристы посещают город Курск каждое лето.
Many tourists visit the city of Kursk every summer.
The name of the city, as a geographical location, is in the nominative case.
Мы проезжали мимо Курска вчера вечером.
We passed by Kursk yesterday evening.
The proper noun Курск is in the genitive case, used after the preposition мимо when indicating movement past a location.
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