13:23 Apr 4, 2004 |
English to Lithuanian translations [Non-PRO] Art/Literary - Folklore / linguistics | ||||
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5 | be - būti, etc |
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be - būti, etc Explanation: be - būti (verb) death - mirtis (noun) do - daryti (verb) food - maistas (noun) god - dievas (noun) have - turėti (verb) house - namas (noun) book - knyga (noun) five - penki (numeral) and - ir (conjunction) it - tai (pronoun) know - žinoti (verb) love - meilė (noun); mylėti (verb) she - ji (prounoun) All verbs given in their infinitive form, nouns, the numeral and prounouns - in the nominative case. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2004-04-04 13:40:10 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Should be \'pronouns\', sorry -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2004-04-04 13:45:24 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- \'Tai\' is one of the forms of nominal pronouns that are classed as neuters, Its antecedent is usually a phrase, a sentence a longer piece of text, but not a noun. This pronoun is not inflected for number or case. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2004-04-04 13:48:00 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- \'Tai\' is one of the forms of nominal pronouns that are classed as neuters, Its antecedent is usually a phrase, a sentence a longer piece of text, but not a noun. This pronoun is not inflected for number or case. |
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