No. 4,101 in Russian
петербурга
The word "петербурга" is the genitive case of "Петербург" (Petersburg), meaning "of Petersburg" in English.
In a sentence
Я родом из Петербурга.
I hail from Saint Petersburg.
Here, 'петербурга' is used in the genitive case to indicate origin.
Красота архитектуры Петербурга вдохновляет.
The beauty of Saint Petersburg's architecture is inspiring.
In this case, 'петербурга' shows possession or association, also in the genitive case.
В центре Петербурга много исторических зданий.
There are many historical buildings in the center of Saint Petersburg.
Here, 'петербурга' indicates 'center of Petersburg', utilizing the genitive case to describe location.
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