No. 9,475 in Russian
украина
"Украина" translates to "Ukraine," the name of a country in Eastern Europe.
In a sentence
Украина — это страна в Восточной Европе.
Ukraine is a country in Eastern Europe.
Here, 'Украина' is used as a proper noun referring to the country, serving as the subject of the sentence in nominative case.
Моя бабушка приехала из Украины много лет назад.
My grandmother came from Ukraine many years ago.
In this sentence, 'Украина' is used as the complement of the preposition 'из', which indicates origin, and it is in the genitive case ('Украины').
Мы планируем посетить Украину на следующий год.
We are planning to visit Ukraine next year.
'Украину' is in the accusative case as it serves as the direct object of the verb 'посетить' (to visit), indicating the destination of the action.
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