No. 347 in Lithuanian
automobilį
The Lithuanian word "automobilį" means "car" or "automobile" in English (accusative case).
In a sentence
Vakar nusipirkau naują automobilį.
Yesterday, I bought a new car.
In this sentence, 'automobilį' is in the accusative case, as it serves as the direct object of the sentence.
Man patinka šis automobilį.
I like this car.
Here, 'automobilį' appears to be a grammatical variant, but the correct form should be 'automobilis' in nominative or 'automobilį' in accusative case, adhering to proper sentence structure.
Automobilį palikome prie pastato.
We left the car near the building.
In this example, 'automobilį' is in the accusative case, indicating the direct object of the action of leaving.
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