No. 1,144 in Russian
омской
"Омской" means "of Omsk," referring to something related to the city of Omsk in Russia.
In a sentence
Я учился в Омской гимназии.
I studied at the Omsk gymnasium.
The word 'Омской' is used here as an adjective to denote location, specifying that the gymnasium is in the city of Omsk.
Мы часто гуляли по Омской набережной летом.
We often walked along the Omsk embankment in summer.
In this case, 'Омской' serves as an attributive adjective describing the embankment, again relating it to Omsk.
Сейчас идет строительство Омской станции метро.
The construction of the Omsk metro station is currently underway.
Here, 'Омской' modifies 'станции метро' to denote that the metro station belongs to or is in Omsk.
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