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No. 57 in Latvian

viņu

"Their" or "them" (possessive or objective pronoun).

In a sentence

  • Es redzēju viņu parkā.

    I saw him/her in the park.

    In this sentence, 'viņu' functions as a third-person singular masculine or feminine pronoun in the accusative case, used to refer to a person as the direct object.

  • Mēs apmeklēsim viņu nākamnedēļ.

    We will visit them next week.

    Here, 'viņu' is used as a third-person plural pronoun in the accusative case, indicating them as the direct object of the verb.

  • Šī ir viņu grāmata.

    This is their book.

    In this example, 'viņu' acts as a third-person plural possessive pronoun, describing ownership of the book.

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