No. 864 in Russian
новгороде
"Новгороде" is the prepositional case of "Новгород," meaning "in Novgorod," a city in Russia.
In a sentence
Я был в Новгороде в прошлом году.
I was in Novgorod last year.
Here, 'новгороде' is used to describe the location where the action occurred, in the prepositional case due to the 'в' preposition.
Мой друг рассказал мне о Новгороде.
My friend told me about Novgorod.
Here, 'новгороде' is used in the prepositional case to indicate the subject of the discussion, following 'о'.
Человек из Новгорода принес нам письмо.
A person from Novgorod brought us a letter.
This showcases the usage of 'новгороде' in another related case to refer to origin, implying a connection to the city.
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