No. 583 in Lithuanian
šilutės
"Šilutės" refers to something related to Šilutė, a town in Lithuania (e.g., Šilutės could mean "of Šilutė" or "Šilutė's").
In a sentence
Rytoj mes važiuosime į Šilutę, miestą prie Nemuno.
Tomorrow we will go to Šilutė, a town near the Nemunas river.
Here, 'Šilutę' is in its accusative singular form as it is the direct object of the action 'važiuosime' (we will go).
Turiu draugą iš Šilutės, kuris mėgsta žvejoti.
I have a friend from Šilutė who likes fishing.
In this sentence, 'Šilutės' is in its genitive singular form, indicating the origin (from Šilutė).
Šilutėje vyksta tradicinis pavasario festivalis.
A traditional spring festival takes place in Šilutė.
Here, 'Šilutėje' is in its locative singular form, specifying the location where the festival takes place.
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