No. 59 in Lithuanian
kurių
"Of which" or "whose" (genitive plural form).
In a sentence
Yra daug knygų, kurių dar neperskaičiau.
There are many books that I have not read yet.
The word 'kurių' here is a relative pronoun in the genitive case, referring to books as a whole group that has not been read.
Tai yra klausimai, kurių atsakymai nėra aiškūs.
These are questions the answers to which are unclear.
In this sentence, 'kurių' acts as a relative pronoun in the genitive case, linking the 'questions' to their 'answers'.
Man patinka miestai, kurių architektūra yra įspūdinga.
I like cities whose architecture is impressive.
Here, 'kurių' acts again as a relative pronoun in the genitive case, describing the 'cities' by associating them with their 'architecture'.
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