No. 117 in Lithuanian

itin

"Very" or "extremely."

In a sentence

Šiandien buvo itin šilta ir saulėta diena.
Today was an extremely warm and sunny day.
Here, 'itin' is used as an adverb to intensify the adjective 'šilta' (warm), meaning 'extremely'.
Jis yra itin talentingas dailininkas, sugebantis išreikšti jausmus per piešinius.
He is an extremely talented painter, capable of expressing emotions through drawings.
The word 'itin' serves to emphasize the adjective 'talentingas' (talented), highlighting the degree of the quality.
Ši knyga yra itin aktuali šiuolaikinėms diskusijoms apie gamtos apsaugą.
This book is extremely relevant to contemporary discussions about nature conservation.
'Itin' is applied to strengthen the adjective 'aktuali' (relevant), denoting a high level of relevance.

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