No. 2,769 in Russian
мариуполе
"Мариуполе" is the prepositional case of "Мариуполь," meaning "in Mariupol," referring to the city in Ukraine.
In a sentence
Я живу в Мариуполе.
I live in Mariupol.
The proper noun 'Мариуполе' is in the prepositional case, indicating location.
В Мариуполе сейчас тепло и солнечно.
It is warm and sunny in Mariupol now.
The proper noun 'Мариуполе' is in the prepositional case, used to describe weather conditions in the location.
Мы были в Мариуполе прошлой зимой.
We were in Mariupol last winter.
The proper noun 'Мариуполе' is in the prepositional case, used to indicate a past visit to the location.
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