No. 4,076 in Russian
норвегии
"Norway" (genitive case in Russian).
In a sentence
Я мечтаю поехать в Норвегию.
I dream of going to Norway.
In this sentence, 'Норвегию' is in the accusative singular case, showing the direction or destination of the action.
Столица Норвегии — Осло.
The capital of Norway is Oslo.
Here, 'Норвегии' is in the genitive singular case, indicating possession or belonging (capital of Norway).
Мы возвращаемся из Норвегии через неделю.
We are returning from Norway in a week.
In this case, 'Норвегии' is in the genitive singular case, used after the preposition 'из' to indicate origin or starting point.
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