No. 2,805 in Russian
риге
"Риге" is the dative case or prepositional case of "Рига," meaning "Riga," the capital of Latvia.
In a sentence
Я был в Риге прошлым летом.
I was in Riga last summer.
Here, 'Риге' is the locative (prepositional) case of 'Рига', used to indicate the location.
Мы говорили о Риге и её истории.
We talked about Riga and its history.
In this sentence, 'Риге' is again in the locative case, used here to indicate the topic of conversation.
В Риге разнообразная архитектура.
Riga has diverse architecture.
'Риге' is used in the locative case to describe what is present in the location.
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