No. 6,754 in Russian
suisse
The word "suisse" is not Russian; it's French for "Swiss" (relating to Switzerland).
In a sentence
Я изучаю историю Швейцарии.
I study the history of Switzerland.
In this sentence, 'Швейцарии' is the genitive form of the word 'Швейцария', which translates to 'Switzerland'. This denotes possession or relationship.
Я встретил туриста из Швейцарии.
I met a tourist from Switzerland.
Here, 'Швейцарии' is used in the ablative/genitive case to specify origin.
Он сказал, что жить в Швейцарии очень приятно.
He said that living in Switzerland is very pleasant.
In this sentence, 'Швейцарии' is used in the prepositional case to denote location.
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