No. 2,823 in Russian
таллинна
"Таллинна" is the genitive case of "Таллин" (Tallinn), meaning "of Tallinn," the capital city of Estonia.
In a sentence
Я собираюсь посетить Таллинн в следующем году.
I plan to visit Tallinn next year.
Here, "Таллинн" is used as a proper noun, the name of the capital city of Estonia.
Самые красивые фотографии были сделаны на улицах Таллинна.
The most beautiful photos were taken on the streets of Tallinn.
In this instance, "Таллинна" represents the genitive case, indicating possession or association (e.g., "of Tallinn").
Мы наслаждались пейзажами Таллинна вечером.
We enjoyed the landscapes of Tallinn in the evening.
"Таллинна" again reflects the genitive case, describing the landscapes associated with Tallinn.
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