No. 915 in Lithuanian

žmogų

"Žmogų" is the accusative singular form of "žmogus," meaning "person" or "human" in English.

In a sentence

Jis mato žmogų parke.
He sees a person in the park.
In this sentence, 'žmogų' is the singular accusative case of 'žmogus', used as a direct object to indicate what is seen.
Pašauk žmogų, kuris stovi prie durų.
Call the person who is standing by the door.
Here, 'žmogų' is again in the singular accusative case, now functioning as the direct object of the verb 'pašauk' (call).
Aš noriu sutikti žmogų, kuris skaito tą knygą.
I want to meet the person who is reading that book.
In this example, 'žmogų' is used as the direct object of the infinitive 'sutikti' (to meet), illustrating its role in the sentence.

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