No. 863 in Russian
московской
"Московской" means "of Moscow" or "Moscow's" in English.
In a sentence
Я наслаждаюсь видами московской реки.
I enjoy the views of the Moscow river.
Here, 'московской' is used as an adjective in the genitive case, qualifying the noun 'реки' (river), indicating a belonging or relation to Moscow.
Это старинное здание московской архитектуры.
This is an ancient building of Moscow architecture.
In this sentence, 'московской' is an adjective in the genitive case modifying 'архитектуры' (architecture), showing a characteristic or style related to Moscow.
Она училась в московской школе.
She studied in a Moscow school.
Here, 'московской' is an adjective in the prepositional case, describing the noun 'школе' (school), denoting its location in Moscow.
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