No. 451 in Ukrainian
кремля
The Ukrainian word "кремля" is the genitive singular form of "кремль," meaning "of the Kremlin" or "of the fortress."
In a sentence
Кремля часто видно з визначних пам'яток міста.
The Kremlin is often visible from the city's landmarks.
Here, 'кремля' is used as the genitive case of 'Кремль' (Kremlin) to show that it is associated with the viewpoint or the object being described.
Відвідувачі звертають увагу на деталі архітектури кремля.
Visitors pay attention to the architectural details of the Kremlin.
In this sentence, 'кремля' is used to denote possession or association, referring to the Kremlin's structures.
Мистецтво, представлене у кремля, дуже вражаюче.
The art presented within the Kremlin is very impressive.
Here, 'кремля' is part of a locative construction suggesting location within the Kremlin, though Ukrainian employs a different case for this context.
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