No. 851 in Lithuanian
kainas
The Lithuanian word "kainas" translates to "price" in English.
In a sentence
Šiandienos kainos yra labai aukštos.
Today's prices are very high.
Here, 'kainas' is not directly used, but the root form 'kainos' is, representing the plural form of 'kaina' which means 'price'.
Jis stebi prekių kainas parduotuvėje.
He observes the prices of goods in the store.
'Kainas' is used here as the plural accusative form of 'kaina', indicating the direct objects 'prices' being observed.
Pažiūrėkime į šių knygų kainas.
Let's look at the prices of these books.
'Kainas' is again used as the plural accusative form, showing the action directed to the 'prices' of the books.
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