No. 5,019 in Russian
магазине
The Russian word "магазине" means "store" or "shop" (prepositional case).
In a sentence
Я купил фрукты в магазине.
I bought fruits at the store.
'Магазине' serves as the locative form in the prepositional case indicating the place where the action happened.
В этом магазине продаются вкусные пирожные.
Delicious pastries are sold in this store.
'Магазине' here also indicates the location in the prepositional case, specifying where a general observation is made.
Она работает в магазине одежды.
She works in a clothing store.
'Магазине' again is used in the prepositional case to describe the place related to the subject's job.
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