No. 601 in Lithuanian

komandą

The Lithuanian word "komandą" means "team" in English.

In a sentence

Mūsų komandą sudaro septyni nariai.
Our team consists of seven members.
Here, 'komandą' is used as an object of the sentence to refer to a group of people working together.
Aš paskyriau naują komandą vadovauti projektui.
I assigned a new team to lead the project.
In this sentence, 'komandą' is used as a direct object to specify the team that is assigned.
Jis pradėjo įgyti pasitikėjimą savimi, kai pasijuto kaip komandos dalis.
He started gaining confidence when he felt like part of the team.
The word 'komandos' here is in genitive case, showing possession or belonging to 'the team'.

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