This is the 654th most frequent Italian word.
genova
"Genova" is the Italian name for the city of Genoa, a port city in northwest Italy.
In this sentence, 'Genova' is used as a proper noun, referring to the Italian city of Genoa.
Genova è una bellissima città in Italia.
Genoa is a beautiful city in Italy.
Here, 'Genova' is the direct object of the verb 'visitato', highlighting the action of visiting the city.
Abbiamo visitato Genova durante il nostro viaggio l'anno scorso.
We visited Genoa during our trip last year.
In this example, 'Genova' is used in a possessive form, part of the structure that indicates ownership or association with the city.