No. 135 in Lithuanian
kurią
The Lithuanian word "kurią" means "which" (feminine singular accusative form).
In a sentence
Kurią knygą norėtum perskaityti?
Which book would you like to read?
Here, 'kurią' is the accusative form of the feminine singular interrogative pronoun 'kuri', used to ask about 'which' item; it matches 'knygą', the word for 'book', in gender and case.
Tai buvo diena, kurią niekada neužmiršiu.
It was a day that I will never forget.
In this example, 'kurią' is a relative pronoun linking the main clause 'tai buvo diena' with the subordinate clause, and matches 'diena' (day) in gender (feminine) and case (accusative).
Ji pasakė, kurią dovaną man išrinkti.
She told me which gift to choose for her.
Here 'kurią' functions as the accusative feminine singular form of the interrogative pronoun 'kuri', specifying the object 'dovaną' (gift) in the sentence.
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