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Lithuanian frequency list

No. 291 in Lithuanian

šiek

The Lithuanian word "šiek" means "a bit" or "a little" in English.

In a sentence

  • Duok šiek tiek vandens.

    Give me a little bit of water.

    The word "šiek" is part of the expression "šiek tiek", which translates to "a little bit" or "some".

  • Palauk šiek tiek, kol pasiruošime.

    Wait a little bit until we prepare.

    Here, "šiek tiek" is again used to express a small amount or short duration of waiting time.

  • Šiek griežk aukščiau kadras.

    Cut the frame slightly higher.

    In this example, "šiek" is used adverbially to denote a slight or small degree of action.

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