No. 13,213 in Russian
митрополиту
"Mitropolitu" in English means "to the metropolitan" (a senior bishop in Eastern Orthodox and some other Christian churches).
In a sentence
Вчера мы отправили письмо митрополиту с приглашением на праздничное событие.
Yesterday we sent a letter to the metropolitan with an invitation to the festive event.
The word "митрополиту" is used here in the dative case, indicating the recipient of the action (sending the letter).
По просьбе митрополита организовали встречу с местными жителями.
At the request of the metropolitan, a meeting with the local residents was organized.
Here, "митрополита" is in the genitive case, showing possession or relation (indicating whose request it was).
Митрополиту доверили важное дело по восстановлению старинного храма.
The metropolitan was entrusted with an important task to restore the ancient church.
In this sentence, "митрополиту" appears again in the dative case, signifying the person to whom the matter was entrusted.
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