No. 654 in Slovenian
ljubljane
"Ljubljane" is the locative or genitive case of "Ljubljana," the capital city of Slovenia.
In a sentence
Ljubljana je glavno mesto Slovenije.
Ljubljana is the capital city of Slovenia.
In this sentence, 'ljubljane' refers to the proper noun 'Ljubljane', which is the name of the capital city of Slovenia.
Obiskal sem čudovite znamenitosti Ljubljane.
I visited the wonderful sights of Ljubljana.
Here, 'ljubljane' is used in the genitive case to indicate possession or relationship, meaning 'of Ljubljana'.
Zanimal sem se za zgodovino Ljubljane.
I was interested in the history of Ljubljana.
In this example, 'ljubljane' is in the genitive case to denote relation, specifically 'the history of Ljubljana'.
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