No. 556 in Russian
москва
"Москва" is "Moscow," the capital city of Russia.
In a sentence
Москва — столица России.
Moscow is the capital of Russia.
It is used as a proper noun representing the city, serving as the subject of the sentence.
Я планирую посетить Москву в следующем году.
I plan to visit Moscow next year.
Here, 'Москву' is the accusative case form of 'Москва', showing the direction of the action, indicating motion towards the city.
Красота Москвы всегда привлекала туристов.
The beauty of Moscow has always attracted tourists.
In this sentence, 'Москвы' is the genitive case form of 'Москва', describing possession or association, indicating 'of Moscow'.
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