No. 959 in Lithuanian
karių
The Lithuanian word "karių" means "soldiers" (genitive plural form).
In a sentence
Lietuvos atkūrimo ceremonijoje dalyvavo daug karių.
Many soldiers participated in the Lithuanian Restoration ceremony.
The word 'karių' is the genitive plural form of 'karys', meaning 'of soldiers' or 'soldiers' in specific grammatical contexts, here indicating 'many of the soldiers' as the object of the action.
Mes pagerbėme kritusių karių atminimą.
We honored the memory of the fallen soldiers.
'Karių' is utilized in its genitive plural form to signify association or possession, in this case referring to 'the fallen soldiers' memory'.
Kariuomenėje tarnauja įvairių tautybių karių.
Soldiers of different nationalities serve in the army.
In this sentence, 'karių' is used in the genitive plural form to describe the specific group being referred to, implying 'of soldiers' from different nationalities.
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