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No. 479 in Lithuanian

kuriam

The Lithuanian word "kuriam" means "to which" or "in which" (dative or locative case of "kuris").

In a sentence

  • Kuriame mieste tu gyveni?

    In which city do you live?

    Here, 'kuriame' is a pronominal form indicating 'in which'. It is derived from 'kuris' applied in locative case to inquire location.

  • Mes kuriame naują projektą.

    We are creating a new project.

    Here, 'kuriame' is the conjugated form of the verb 'kurti', meaning 'to create', in the first person plural present tense.

  • Tai buvo namas, kuriame gyveno mano seneliai.

    That was the house in which my grandparents lived.

    Here, 'kuriame' is a relative pronoun referring to 'the house', indicating 'in which', and placed in the locative case for relative clause narration.

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