No. 4,016 in Russian
ленинграда
"Ленинграда" is the genitive case of "Ленинград," the former name of Saint Petersburg, referring to something "of Leningrad."
In a sentence
Я посетил музей в центре Ленинграда.
I visited a museum in the center of Leningrad.
In this sentence, 'Ленинграда' refers to the city of Leningrad in a possessive or locative sense, highlighting its central areas.
Картина из коллекции Ленинграда была выставлена в галерее.
A painting from the Leningrad collection was exhibited in the gallery.
Here, 'Ленинграда' is used to identify the origin of the collection, attributing it to the city named.
История Ленинграда тесно связана с Великой Отечественной войной.
The history of Leningrad is closely tied to the Great Patriotic War.
In this example, 'Ленинграда' denotes the city's history as a subject, emphasizing its historical significance.
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