No. 213 in Lithuanian
eismo
The Lithuanian word "eismo" translates to "traffic" in English.
In a sentence
Eismo srautai mieste rytais labai dideli.
Traffic flows in the city are very heavy in the mornings.
The word 'eismo' refers to 'traffic', indicating the flow or movement within a specific context, often vehicle-related.
Policija reguliuoja eismą užimtoje sankryžoje.
The police are controlling the traffic at the busy intersection.
Here, 'eismo' again means 'traffic', emphasizing the organized or controlled aspect of it.
Dėl eismo taisyklių pažeidimų taikomos baudos.
Fines are imposed for violations of traffic rules.
In this sentence, 'eismo' is part of the term 'eismo taisyklių', meaning 'traffic rules', thus referring to the regulations governing traffic.
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