No. 1,368 in Russian
новгорода
"Новгорода" is the genitive case of "Новгород," meaning "of Novgorod," referring to the city in Russia.
In a sentence
Я приехал из Новгорода вчера.
I arrived from Novgorod yesterday.
The word "Новгорода" is used here in the genitive case to signify the origin of coming.
Мы собираемся посетить достопримечательности Великого Новгорода.
We plan to visit the landmarks of Veliky Novgorod.
The word "Новгорода" is used in the genitive case to show the city that the landmarks belong to.
Видны купола церквей Новгорода на горизонте.
The domes of Novgorod's churches are visible on the horizon.
The word "Новгорода" is in the genitive case to indicate possession or relation of the churches to the city.
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