No. 404 in Slovenian

kluba

"Kluba" is the genitive or dual form of "klub," meaning "club."

In a sentence

Obiskali smo restavracijo poleg kluba.
We visited the restaurant next to the club.
In this sentence, 'kluba' is used in the genitive case to show the location relative to the club.
Člani kluba so organizirali dogodek.
The members of the club organized an event.
Here, 'kluba' is in the genitive case, indicating possession, as it defines 'člani' (members).
Zaradi hrupa iz kluba nismo mogli spati.
Due to the noise from the club, we couldn't sleep.
In this case, 'kluba' is employed in the genitive case to describe the source of the noise.

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