No. 8,614 in Russian
оренбурге
The word "Оренбурге" is the prepositional case form of "Оренбург," referring to the city of Orenburg in Russia.
In a sentence
Я был в Оренбурге этим летом.
I was in Orenburg this summer.
In this sentence, 'Оренбурге' is the prepositional case form of the noun 'Оренбург' (Orenburg), used here to denote the location of an event (in Orenburg).
В Оренбурге сейчас идет сильный снег.
It is snowing heavily in Orenburg now.
Here, 'Оренбурге' again is in the prepositional case, providing the location where the action (heavy snow) is taking place.
Давайте встретимся в Оренбурге следующей зимой.
Let's meet in Orenburg next winter.
'Оренбурге' is in the prepositional case, used to establish the setting for a planned meeting.
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