No. 8,323 in Russian
миннеаполиса
"Миннеаполиса" is the genitive case of "Миннеаполис," meaning "Minneapolis" in Russian.
In a sentence
Я прилетел из Миннеаполиса вчера.
I arrived from Minneapolis yesterday.
The word 'Миннеаполиса' is used in the genitive case here to indicate the origin of my travel, which is common with the preposition 'из'.
Мы посетим центр Миннеаполиса на выходных.
We will visit the center of Minneapolis on the weekend.
In this sentence, 'Миннеаполиса' is in the genitive case because it's used to denote possession or relation, such as 'the center of Minneapolis'.
Я люблю районы Миннеаполиса.
I love the neighborhoods of Minneapolis.
The noun 'Миннеаполиса' appears in the genitive case to show association with the word 'районы', meaning 'neighborhoods of Minneapolis'.
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