No. 960 in Lithuanian
kažkur
"Kažkur" means "somewhere" in English.
In a sentence
Aš kažkur padėjau savo raktus.
I placed my keys somewhere.
In this sentence, 'kažkur' is used to refer to an unspecified or unclear location where the subject has placed their keys.
Ar tu matei kažkur mano knygą?
Have you seen my book somewhere?
Here, 'kažkur' is used to inquire about a specific but unknown location where the book might be.
Kažkur šioje gatvėje yra geras restoranas.
There is a good restaurant somewhere on this street.
In this sentence, 'kažkur' indicates an approximate or indeterminate place within a known range (the street).
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