No. 37 in Lithuanian

ji

"She" or "her" (third person singular feminine pronoun).

In a sentence

Ji eina gatve.
She is walking down the street.
In this sentence, 'ji' refers to a female subject, translating to 'she' in English, acting as the subject of the verb 'eina' (walks).
Ar ji nori kavos?
Does she want some coffee?
Here, 'ji' is again used to refer to a female, this time inquiring about her desire for coffee, and it is the subject of the question.
Mačiau, kad ji atėjo anksti.
I saw that she came early.
In this sentence, 'ji' refers to the female person being talked about in the subordinate clause, acting as the subject of 'atėjo' (came).

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