No. 918 in Lithuanian

jį

The Lithuanian word "jį" means "him" (accusative case).

In a sentence

Aš mačiau jį vakar.
I saw him yesterday.
'Jį' is an accusative masculine pronoun, used here to indicate the direct object of the verb 'mačiau' (saw).
Ar tu pažįsti jį gerai?
Do you know him well?
'Jį' is an accusative masculine pronoun, serving again as the direct object of the verb 'pažįsti' (know).
Mes laukėme jį valandą.
We waited for him for an hour.
'Jį' is in the accusative masculine, utilized to denote the direct object of 'laukėme' (waited for).

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