No. 639 in Lithuanian
centrą
The word "centrą" in Lithuanian means "center" (accusative case).
In a sentence
Man reikia eiti į prekybos centrą.
I need to go to the shopping center.
The word 'centrą' is used in the accusative case to denote the direct object of the sentence, indicating the destination.
Miesto centrą aplankome labai dažnai.
We visit the city center very often.
Here 'centrą' is also in the accusative case, referring to the point of interest being visited.
Sporto centrą renovavo per keletą mėnesių.
They renovated the sports center in a few months.
Again, 'centrą' appears in the accusative case, marking the center as the direct object of the renovation action.
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