No. 3,180 in Russian
московскому
"To the Moscow (adj.)" or "Moscow's (adj. dative singular form)."
In a sentence
Я подарил книгу московскому музею.
I gifted a book to the Moscow museum.
The word 'московскому' is used here in the dative case to indicate the indirect object being the museum located in Moscow.
Он посвящает своё время московскому культурному наследию.
He dedicates his time to the Moscow cultural heritage.
Here, 'московскому' is in the dative case to express what the action of dedication is directed towards.
Ученики задают вопросы московскому учителю.
The students ask questions to the Moscow teacher.
In this example, 'московскому' is also in the dative case, indicating the recipient of the questions.
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