No. 354 in Lithuanian
krašto
"Krašto" means "of the edge," "of the region," or "of the land" in English, depending on the context.
In a sentence
Aš gyvenu netoli Lietuvos krašto.
I live near the border of Lithuania.
In this sentence, 'krašto' refers to a border or the outermost region of Lithuania, indicating a specific geographical edge or boundary.
Mes nuvykome į kaimą, kuris yra pačiame žemės krašte.
We went to a village that is at the very edge of the land.
Here, 'krašto' implies the edge or extremity of a certain physical area or territory, emphasizing a distant or terminal point.
Krašto sodybos garsėja savo gražia gamta.
The countryside homesteads are famous for their beautiful nature.
In this context, 'krašto' denotes the countryside or rural area, generally referring to the characteristic traits or locations of non-urban landscapes.
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