No. 774 in Lithuanian
kokį
The Lithuanian word "kokį" means "what kind of" or "which" (accusative singular, masculine).
In a sentence
Kokį filmą norėtum pamatyti?
Which movie would you like to see?
Here, "kokį" is used as an interrogative pronoun in the accusative case, inquiring about a specific type or option of a movie.
Sprendžiau, kokį dviratį pirkti.
I was deciding which bicycle to buy.
In this sentence, "kokį" is used in a subordinate clause as an interrogative pronoun in the accusative case to specify the object under consideration.
Kokį darbą reikėjo atlikti, buvo aišku.
What task needed to be done was clear.
In this example, "kokį" introduces a relative clause and serves as a pronoun in the accusative case to specify the particular task being discussed.
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