No. 8,082 in Russian
курском
"Курском" is the prepositional case of "Курск," meaning "in Kursk" (a city in Russia).
In a sentence
Я жил в Курском, когда учился в университете.
I lived in Kursk when I was studying at the university.
In this sentence, 'Курском' refers to the city Kursk in the locative/prepositional case, indicating location.
Он работает на Курском заводе.
He works at the Kursk factory.
Here, 'Курском' describes the factory by specifying its association with Kursk, using the locative case as part of the noun phrase.
Книга о Курском интересная и познавательная.
The book about Kursk is interesting and informative.
In this sentence, 'Курском' is in the locative case, used to describe the topic of the book, which pertains to the city Kursk.
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