No. 368 in Lithuanian

kinijos

The Lithuanian word "Kinijos" translates to "China's" in English, indicating possession or relation to China.

In a sentence

Kinijos sostinė yra Pekinas.
The capital of China is Beijing.
In this sentence, 'Kinijos' is the genitive form of 'Kinija', denoting possession or association, indicating that Beijing is the capital of China.
Draugas domisi Kinijos istorija.
A friend is interested in the history of China.
Here, 'Kinijos' in genitive form describes 'istorija', showing that the history being referred to belongs to China.
Studijuoju Kinijos kalbą universitete.
I am studying the Chinese language at university.
In this context, 'Kinijos' specifies the language being studied, clearly denoting its relation to China.

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