No. 9,106 in Russian
самаре
"Самаре" is the prepositional case of "Самара," referring to the city of Samara in Russia. It means "in Samara."
In a sentence
В Самаре проходит ежегодный фестиваль.
In Samara, an annual festival takes place.
In this sentence, 'Самаре' is used as a locative noun in the prepositional case, indicating the location where the event occurs.
Она живет в Самаре уже много лет.
She has lived in Samara for many years.
Here, 'Самаре' functions as the name of a city, again in the prepositional case to express the location of residence.
Я был в Самаре прошлым летом.
I was in Samara last summer.
In this example, 'Самаре' is used to indicate the city where the subject was at a specific time, employing the prepositional case to denote location.
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