No. 8,256 in Russian
мариуполя
"Мариуполя" is the genitive case of "Мариуполь," meaning "of Mariupol," referring to the city Mariupol in Ukraine.
In a sentence
Я приехал из Мариуполя.
I arrived from Mariupol.
The word 'Мариуполя' is in its genitive case form here, indicating origin.
В центре Мариуполя построили новый парк.
A new park has been built in the center of Mariupol.
The word 'Мариуполя' is in the genitive case to specify the location with possession or complexity context.
Мы гуляли по улицам Мариуполя.
We walked along the streets of Mariupol.
The word 'Мариуполя' is in the genitive case, governed by the preposition 'по' used with plural nouns.
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