No. 2,833 in Russian
харькове
"Харькове" is the prepositional case form of "Харьков," meaning "in Kharkiv," referring to the city in Ukraine.
In a sentence
Я учился в Харькове несколько лет назад.
I studied in Kharkiv several years ago.
The word "Харькове" is in the prepositional case due to its role in indicating the location where the action occurred.
В Харькове можно увидеть много красивых зданий.
In Kharkiv, one can see many beautiful buildings.
"Харькове" is used in the prepositional case, describing a place related to the information conveyed.
Моя подруга живет в Харькове.
My friend lives in Kharkiv.
The word "Харькове" is in the prepositional case because it's connected to the verb "живет," which commonly uses this case to specify location.
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