No. 600 in Lithuanian

kažkas

"Kažkas" means "something" or "someone" in English.

In a sentence

Kažkas beldžiasi į duris.
Someone is knocking on the door.
'Kažkas' is used here as a pronoun meaning 'someone', referring to an unknown or unspecified person.
Ar gali man padėti su kažkuo?
Can you help me with something?
'Kažkuo' is an inflected form of 'kažkas', meaning 'something', referring to an unspecified object or matter.
Kažkas yra negerai.
Something is wrong.
'Kažkas' is used to mean 'something', referring to an unspecified issue or problem.

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