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Lithuanian frequency list

No. 686 in Lithuanian

žada

"Žada" means "promises" in English.

In a sentence

  • Jis žada atvykti rytoj.

    He promises to arrive tomorrow.

    In this sentence, the word 'žada' is used to indicate a promise or commitment made by the subject.

  • Dangus žada gerą orą.

    The sky promises good weather.

    Here, 'žada' is metaphorically used to suggest that circumstances indicate a certain outcome.

  • Aš žadausi nevėluoti.

    I promise not to be late.

    In this example, 'žadausi' (a reflexive form of 'žada') is employed to express a personal commitment or assurance.

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