No. 957 in Lithuanian
jėgų
"Jėgų" in English means "of strengths" or "of forces" (genitive plural of "jėga").
In a sentence
Po darbo nebeturiu jėgų niekam.
After work, I have no strength left for anything.
The word 'jėgų' is in the genitive plural form, used here to indicate a lack of strength or energy.
Sportininkas įdėjo visas savo jėgas į varžybas.
The athlete put all their strength into the competition.
The word 'jėgas' is in the accusative plural form, used here to show efforts being placed.
Pailsėjęs, jis jautėsi pilnas jėgų.
After resting, he felt full of strength.
The word 'jėgų' is in the genitive plural form, indicating a possession of strength.
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