No. 44 in Lithuanian
darbo
"Darbo" means "work" or "of work" in English, depending on the context.
In a sentence
Man reikia daugiau laiko darbo užduotims atlikti.
I need more time to complete work tasks.
Here, 'darbo' is used in its genitive case form to indicate the purpose or qualification of the tasks.
Po vakarykščio darbo jaučiuosi pavargęs.
After yesterday's work, I feel tired.
In this sentence, 'darbo' in its genitive case refers to the work being talked about, associated with 'yesterday'.
Šio darbo rezultatai buvo įspūdingi.
The results of this work were impressive.
Here, 'darbo' denotes possession or association, indicating that the results belong to 'this work'.
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