No. 8,294 in Russian
мелитополем
"Мелитополем" is the instrumental case of "Мелитополь," referring to the Ukrainian city of Melitopol. It means "by Melitopol" or "with Melitopol" depending on context.
In a sentence
Мы проезжали мимо города, известного как Мелитополем.
We were passing by a city known as Melitopol.
'Мелитополем' is used to indicate the name of the city in a locative sense.
Она гордилась своим прошлым, связанным с Мелитополем.
She was proud of her past connected with Melitopol.
'Мелитополем' indicates the connection of the subject to the city.
Рассказ был насыщен историями, связанными с Мелитополем.
The story was filled with tales related to Melitopol.
'Мелитополем' shows that the content of the stories relates to the city.
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