No. 8,377 in Russian
москвичи
"Mосквичи" means "Muscovites," referring to people from Moscow.
In a sentence
Москвичи любят гулять по Красной площади.
Muscovites love to stroll around Red Square.
This usage shows the word as a noun in its plural form referring to inhabitants of Moscow.
Я встретил москвичей в парке вчера.
I met Muscovites in the park yesterday.
The word here is in its plural genitive form, used as the object of the action.
Мой друг - настоящий москвич, он родился и вырос в Москве.
My friend is a true Muscovite; he was born and raised in Moscow.
In this sentence, the word appears in its singular form, describing a specific person's origin.
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