No. 775 in Slovak

ukrajine

"Ukrajine" in Slovak means "to Ukraine" in English.

In a sentence

Momentálne študujem na univerzite na Ukrajine.
Currently, I am studying at a university in Ukraine.
Here, 'Ukrajine' is used to indicate a location, specifically the country of Ukraine, in the locative case.
Hovorili sme o situácii na Ukrajine.
We talked about the situation in Ukraine.
In this sentence, 'Ukrajine' is in the locative case again, describing the place associated with the discussed situation.
Pomáham utečencom z Ukrajiny.
I am helping refugees from Ukraine.
Here, 'Ukrajiny' reflects the genitive case, indicating origin. The word has changed from 'Ukrajine' to 'Ukrajiny' to suit the grammatical role in the sentence.

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