No. 9,818 in Russian
ярославле
"Ярославле" is the prepositional case of "Ярославль," meaning "in Yaroslavl," a city in Russia.
In a sentence
Я живу в Ярославле.
I live in Yaroslavl.
Here, 'ярославле' is in its prepositional case, indicating a location.
Он учился в Ярославле несколько лет назад.
He studied in Yaroslavl several years ago.
The word 'ярославле' is used in the prepositional case to specify the location of the study.
Мы планируем провести конференцию в Ярославле.
We plan to hold a conference in Yaroslavl.
In this sentence, 'ярославле' again appears in the prepositional case to describe the location of the planned conference.
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