No. 837 in Lithuanian

feisbuko

The Lithuanian word "feisbuko" refers to "Facebook" in the genitive case, meaning "of Facebook."

In a sentence

Aš aktyviai naudojuosi feisbuko paskyra.
I actively use the Facebook account.
The word 'feisbuko' is in the genitive case in Lithuanian, showing possession ('Facebook's account').
Įkelk nuotrauką į savo feisbuko profilį.
Upload the photo to your Facebook profile.
Here, 'feisbuko' again is genitive, indicating the Facebook profile as the object to which the photo is uploaded.
Mano įrašas sulaukė daug simpatijų feisbuko grupėje.
My post received many likes in the Facebook group.
In this sentence, 'feisbuko' is genitive, specifying that the group in question is associated with Facebook.

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