No. 2,311 in Russian
магазина
"Магазина" is the genitive singular or nominative plural form of "магазин," meaning "store" or "shop."
In a sentence
Я иду из магазина.
I am coming from the store.
Here, 'магазина' is in the genitive case because it indicates the origin ('from the store').
Я вижу витрину магазина.
I see the store's showcase.
In this sentence, 'магазина' is in the genitive case showing possession ('the store's showcase').
Он работает в магазине у дома.
He works at the store near the house.
In this context, 'магазина' is in the locative case, used to denote the location ('at the store').
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