No. 634 in Ukrainian
дніпра
The Ukrainian word "дніпра" is the genitive form of "Дніпро," meaning "of the Dnipro" (a major river in Ukraine).
In a sentence
Береги Дніпра красиві у будь-який сезон.
The banks of the Dnipro are beautiful in any season.
Here, 'Дніпра' is in the genitive case, indicating possession or association ('banks of the Dnipro').
Я хочу подорожувати вздовж Дніпра на човні.
I want to travel along the Dnipro by boat.
In this sentence, 'Дніпра' is also in the genitive case, used to denote motion along the river or association.
Рибалки розповідають про багатство Дніпра.
The fishermen talk about the richness of the Dnipro.
'Дніпра' is used in the genitive case, illustrating the river's attribute or richness attributed to it.
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