No. 17,591 in Russian
тульские
"Tульские" means "Tula's" or "of Tula," referring to something from or related to the city of Tula in Russia.
In a sentence
Я купил тульские пряники на ярмарке.
I bought Tula gingerbread at the fair.
In this sentence, 'тульские' is used as an adjective to describe 'пряники' (gingerbread), indicating their origin from Tula, a city in Russia known for producing this type of gingerbread.
Тульские мастера славятся своим искусством.
Tula craftsmen are famous for their artistry.
Here, 'тульские' modifies 'мастера' (craftsmen) to specify that these craftsmen come from Tula.
Тульские самовары известны по всему миру.
Tula samovars are known worldwide.
In this example, 'тульские' again functions as an adjective, describing 'самовары' (samovars), clarifying their association with Tula as their place of origin.
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