No. 995 in Russian
финляндии
"Finland" (genitive case in Russian).
In a sentence
Я учился в Финляндии два года назад.
I studied in Finland two years ago.
In this sentence, "Финляндии" is in the prepositional case, used to indicate the location where the action took place.
Культура Финляндии уникальна.
The culture of Finland is unique.
Here, "Финляндии" is in the genitive case, used to indicate possession or association.
Мы отправились на север Финляндии, чтобы увидеть северное сияние.
We traveled to the north of Finland to see the northern lights.
In this context, "Финляндии" also appears in the genitive case, specifying direction or belonging to a part of Finland.
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