No. 9,115 in Russian
саранска
"Саранска" is not a standalone word in Russian; it appears to be a misspelling or variation of "Саранск," which is the name of a city in Russia.
In a sentence
Моя бабушка живет недалеко от Саранска.
My grandmother lives near Saransk.
In this sentence, 'Саранска' is the genitive case of 'Саранск', indicating the relationship of the town to 'недалеко' (near).
Мы доехали до Саранска вчера вечером.
We arrived in Saransk last night.
Here, 'Саранска' is used in the genitive case after the preposition 'до' (to), showing movement towards the town.
Красивые пейзажи окружают Саранска.
Beautiful landscapes surround Saransk.
In this instance, 'Саранска' is written in the accusative case, as it is the direct object of the verb 'окружают' (surround).
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