No. 8,801 in Russian
полтавы
"Полтавы" is the genitive singular or nominative plural form of "Полтава," referring to the city of Poltava in Ukraine.
In a sentence
Полтавы были центром важного исторического события.
Poltava was the center of an important historical event.
The word "Полтавы" here refers to the geographical location, the city of Poltava, used to anchor an explanation of a historical setting.
Летом мы ездили на экскурсию в Полтавы.
In the summer, we went on a tour to Poltava.
Here, "Полтавы" designates the city as a travel destination, emphasizing geographical movement.
Полтавы известны своей архитектурой и культурным наследием.
Poltava is known for its architecture and cultural heritage.
The usage of "Полтавы" in this sentence highlights the characteristics for which the city is recognized and appreciated.
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